Pulse frozen— iced veins mid-break, brain flooding with fragments of fractured light and wired noise.
Every color comes too loud. Every breath enters sharp-edged. The sky is too close. The floor doesn’t hold.
I stagger through a maze built of memory and migraine— walls shift shape each time I blink.
I am too many signals, too little pattern. A scream poised inside a prism.
Please— just one thought that doesn’t bloom sideways.
Just one silence that doesn’t shimmer wrong.
Author Note – Pressure Kaleidoscope This piece captures the disorientation of overstimulation—when thought and sensation blur into sharp fragments. It's about trying to hold shape while everything refracts around you. I didn’t write it to explain—I wrote it to survive the moment it came from.