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Dyslexic Mosaic
A Poem by April Child
Good days and bad days, sigh... 
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Warning
This story is rated Mature and may contain material unsuitable for readers under 18.
The neighbour
from hell has
arrived. I can’t
sleep, can’t wake,
thinking has become
an extreme sport.
Some indigenous
tribe must have
snuck in overnight
and shrunk my head.
What’s left of my mind
needs defragmenting,
it’s crammed full,
can’t process with
the only available
space reduced to
randomly scattered
tiny specks..
how to think in
dyslexic mosaic?
Post lies unopened
on the bed.
Every decision feels
like a foot in the
small of my back,
minor disappointments
the hands pulling the
laces tighter on the
corset while I look
backwards through
binoculars with smeared
lenses and everyone annoys
the fuck out of me.
I’ve got no capacity
for the mundane,
inane, minutiae
of your life, in
fact I want to
punch you and
your “it’ll get
better after the
funeral”.
Actually it doesn’t.
That’s when it’s
just getting started.
© 2009 April Child
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