‘the kiss of schizophrenia and its divine gifts’
a prose poem written by someone diagnosed with schizophrenia

—- these uncensored images, the curse always so hot. the bright lights always spreading more warmth through the curtains. a frigid window that the breath fogs up with.
this lost existence. life slowly becoming a permanent dream state. another phantom frequency to be cast out and never invited in,
(you see, I’ve gotten a lot better at deciphering them)
but the fingerprints always stick to the distortion of it. another sharp transition in an unseen direction, like a compass that’s always spinning in circles. a permanent whiplash, a mental overload,
like talking in a hundred different languages all at once. where the medication may help dull the transmission, but my mind has to be strong enough to return them all back to sender.
About the Creator
h.a.laine
writer, telepathist, alien translator. diagnosed with schizophrenia. I write prose poetry and create digital art to describe my experiences.

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