Dimentia Chronicles

And the deafness hosts astral wilderbeasts,
as soon as fire and storm have passed
Is that what you do when earth overshadows its satellite
That's what the blindness does; it makes you hit things
I tormented you by hiding in a place you could not reach
Sometimes I just lay me to remain in the basin,
my soul draining down into the abyss
Bones step out of my kitchen
They walk away with chatter between the ribs and vertibrae,
"Let our innards eat burnt cake!"
And they grab a crimson towel to cloak us like a royal robe
Nucleus turns jet and planets get mashed in a grey collider
Let's pretend a dove lives here as we revert to yesteryear with age
Is it too late to shrink into that keyhole
I'm afraid so
I'm just afraid
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There is literally so much in this my friend, it's hard to quote when all your analogies are perfect, but if I had to pick some favourites....
Imagery and imagination! Kudos! Your friend Max
The first line you quoted was the one that came into my head first and I built the poem around it. So there you go.
Am processing my mother's current deterioration and this poem is part of that processing. đź’”