Maladaptive Daydreamer

Tropicana

And again they leave

And again I’m stuck in fanciful wonder of what could’ve been.
Out the window, I stare into the core of the earth
My monotonous expression is no replication of what I am feeling inside
Although the core of the earth is similar to that of my heart, as I dabble into the fundamental realms of my imagination
Holt; I hear a knock on the door
“dosh, dosh, dosh”
Expressions become raw,
God dammit who’s at the door?
Would it have been so hard to leave a note telling me what you wanted to utilise me for?!
And again they leave


And again, it’s just me.

  • Author: Tropicana (Offline Offline)
  • Published: June 16th, 2016 15:11
  • Comment from author about the poem: A poem about my struggles with this disorder, how it makes me feel and why etc. Possibly relatable with a small population, inbox for connotations of the poem!:)
  • Category: Reflection
  • Views: 50
  • User favorite of this poem: John Lee.
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Comments3

  • John Lee

    Amazing.. heart of burning fire.. daydreaming the day away.. feeling alone and rather be left alone.. sounds like my life!

    • Tropicana

      This interpretation was so accurate! thank you for reading!

    • BRIAN & ANGELA

      THANKS MY FRIEND ~ You describe your disorder so well ~ It enables one to understand others with similar. That is the beauty of "personalised poetry" it is both cathartic and expressive. They leave ~ and leave you with fanciful wonder ! You still feel the experience inside you in the fundamental realms of your imagination ! Your language is "fantastic" ! YES ~ in many ways we are utilised through our subconscious by hidden forces which come and go. This is so so deep it defies analysis but i feel (inside me) what you are saying. Thanks for sharing - Yours BRIAN

    • willyweed

      I am a daydream believer
      good poem. I enjoyed reading it
      you take a deep dive into an interesting matter, ww



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