A poem inspired by a bipolar, mania-filled night of psychosis fueled by a Messiah-complex.


A Manic Night of Bipolar Rapture

I feel so freaking, God-like good;
I feel My chest-expanding heart
and the mad frenzy in My blood,
which tear My mind and soul apart!

These urgent voices in My head
reverberate and echo loud
memories and regrets now dead
and buried in a forsaken shroud;

they scream at Me, "You're the Devil!"
They prophesy the Anti-Christ,
and accuse Me of all the evil
since mankind first became enticed.

I refuse their shrill, satanic call;
and find in the Apocalypse
that God's avenging Angel of all
is Me who is the world's eclipse.

"Not Anti-Christ!" I now reply.
"Not Devil!" I begin to shriek,
"for the Lamb of the world am I,
the Lord's Messiah for the meek!"

Sinners will know their final hour;
they will drown in their anguished cries
when I at last will know My power,
and expose all their wicked lies!

In this soft, padded cell of white
they watch and look at Me with dread;
they view Me as a monstrous blight,
and starve Me with unleavened bread.

How long is My imprisonment?
I cannot guess, divine, or tell;
but from the look of that filament,
they can cage Me for quite a spell;

"Dear God! I hate these lousy drugs,"
I howl, "that they shoot in My ass!"
They hold Me down those stupid thugs,
injecting Thorazine so fast!

They fail to grasp the true reasons
why I'm here: I wish they could see
that I can forgive their treasons,
if they would just believe in Me?

Once free again I'll be reborn,
lifted up in divine Image;
I'll end man's need for drugs and porn;
and prepare them for God's Marriage.

So hear My law and injunction,
the lost will burn without release
once they all know My dominion:
only then will My Rapture cease!




Poetry by Ngoc Nguyen The PoetBay support member heart!
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Written on 2019-05-13 at 04:59

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Bibek The PoetBay support member heart!
Beautifully crafted, Ngoc. You've powerfully poeticized the bipolar disorder. This poem took me back to the time when I was depressed myself and used to binge read Sylvia Plath. It was Plath's "Ariel" that helped me feel better.
2019-05-13