Whats Going On (At The Home Of The Living Dead) Poem by Daniel Richards

Whats Going On (At The Home Of The Living Dead)



25 years and my mind is still ill,
Breaking with the dawn, shaking at noon
Now reaching for a pill
Hoping relief will come soon
Shaking, quaking and waking
With a lump on my mind and a hump on my back
Heading for the institution for the last time

Now I cry, when I lie, strapped to my bed
Screaming what’s going on to the voices
The voices that swim in my head,
With an injection and a great deep breath
The vocalization of my throat has up and left
But yet the screaming, shouting and talking
Remains swimming in my head

Laying tightly bound from my toes to my head
Rubbing sores from the straps across my chest hips and legs
I try and scream what’s going on......
Echoes are silent in the corridors of the living dead
Will the institution bring me resolution?
And fix my head in time for,
With a prayer and a great deep breath
I hope for revolution in the voice full head

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Daniel Richards

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