My eyes opened
To blistering wind
To shards of rain
& Blinding light,
To the claps of Titans
Erupting in bursts
Above
Around
Below.
Rods being flung
From angry, Olympian fists,
Hungry
For the Earth beneath,
Each detonating
A hydrogen bomb
Whose shockwaves slid
Through the spaces
of my frayed, quaking atoms
Dousing every panicked neuron
In kerosene –
Adrenaline
Fire
Dopamine.
Sentience dispersed,
A manic flock
Of life, feeling, self
Forking into claws _
Flashing silhouettes
Of
Memories drenched
In the strokes
Of Dali.
Disintegrating
Isn’t
What I thought it would be –
Gliding with the lightning
In raw, urgent, eruptions
Falling with the raindrops
And spinning
My fading webs of consciousness
Around the sun-silked linings
Of the vapour villages
That The Gods call home
Above
Around
Below.
Disintegrating
Isn’t
What I thought it would be