When that connector flips
And that unknown
Battery hidden in your brain
Turns on:
Blood becomes charged
And a rush of energy runs through
Voltiac veins that lace your body.
A new kind of electrolyte
Floods the brain.
.
.
You feel a rush of delicious
Passion. Lust. Rage. Ego.
Intoxicated by the vibrations
of static rhythm
Dancing to a tempo that
Only you can hear.
You’re too dazzled and
Blinded by your own brilliance
To notice the damage done
With your sparks:
The painful shocks you give to
Those around you.
.
.
Suddenly the energy becomes too much
Your wiring becomes faulty
And you’re spreading fires
Leaving destruction at your wake.
Sensory overload burning
Blinding rationale
Rupturing coherency,
Erasing the necessary darkness
That cloaks the thoughts
That shouldn’t be thought,
Let alone believed.
.
.
The fuse eventually
Is burnt to a crisp
And your brain,
Like a magnet
Switches to the negative.
Like a flash of Lightening
That precedes the storm.

