I hear the birds singing to the tune of the Earth's breath Sun's angels descending, purging my room of creatures That appeared since that giant beach ball ran and hid behind the sea These events unfolded repeatedly for several days and in my dreams I see nothing, hear nothing, feel nothing but could remember remembering everything.
My eyelids jumped off of my wide eyes and hit the floor And I, too, jumped to that hole where Alice once did Only to wake up feeling void as if a crane forcibly penetrated itself To any hole it could find on my body making its way to my head And rip out the films of my brain like a heathen worshipping his false god.
You see, what happens in wonderland means as much to me as A thin thread of hope means to a war refugee However, despite all this, there was one time I remember exactly what happened I was flying, "YES!" I shouted. My thoughts pulled out his gun and shot me down I hear the birds singing to the tune of the Earth's breath.
I wrote this poem when my anxiety got so strong it even invaded my sleep.