I feel a dread
I feel a dread creeping
A wave of blue, approaching from afar
I look it in the eye, as it comes near
Floating in an ocean of fear
My head is above, I haven’t drowned yet
Isn’t it funny, how we seem to fret
Over mixed memories, emotions, and consciousness
Sometimes I let the waves take over
Eyes shut, yet completely sober
A sense of calm in this sea of noise
I let myself go, in solitary poise
Entering lands I make in my head
Reality fades and I feel the dread
How do I know if my vision is blurred
When I can never see the fabric unfurled
The woven mesh of reality, in which I abide
My mind, with mere senses to guide
I cannot escape the illusion I create
Like an ant teetering on the edge of a leaf
Are we simply hanging on to reality by our senses
What we think of as real
Could just be a dream in someone else’s mind
Perhaps the dread stems from her kind
Maybe she sees things better than I do
Maybe she creates that wave of blue
So sometimes, I let it take me.