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Migraine

When the Fog Lifts

By Dreadibek R. J. DunningPublished 5 years ago 1 min read
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I've been under a fog,

My brain short circuited

couldn't remember how to write,

wait, I might, no, no

It's a neurological party in my head

and pain has gate crashed.

smashed through,

ice pick stabs.

blown through my mind

now I cant find,

I cant see, cant eat,

lack of concentration, lack of speech.

My dreams become nightmares,

as my body quivers

aches and chills,

vomit and numbness.

A migraine wont kill, oh no,

But they'll torture you enough to make you wish they did.

A whole day wasted, sometimes more

snore, snore, snore.

go away now, I've had enough.

If only I could open my skull,

and scoop out the part that hurts with a melon baller.

But instead I'll just crawler,

back to bed, and wish I were dead.

But then you come back,

the fog lifts, and It's like,

Oh, there I am.

Please Migraine never come back.

inspirational
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About the Creator

Dreadibek R. J. Dunning

I am a published poet and aspiring novelist from Yorkshire UK. I have three books out available on amazon. I am a vegan activist and am currently working on a new book inspired by my work with the save movement. Writing a fantasy series atm

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