
An eddying precursor of a storm
is that really acetone
or misfiring neurons that explode
phantom scents to tease my nose
My head shrinks and swells in waves
as vertigo makes me sway
the room swims in perceptual sea
of senses that have lost their way
Searing pain lies in wait
to wash upon my abraded nerves
sending agony to an unwelcome port
pulses of pain crash through my reserves
My sense scream in a useless cry
against this typhon of electric static
sight, scent, sound, even my skin
wail in a rebellion that's become frantic
At last, at last a calm appears
leaving a wreck on nerves in its wake
my body wracked, how I ache
this is just a calm, another storm awaits


Wow! This poem is awesome...it totally describes the way I experience migraines....kudos to you....
Thank you!
I'll add my congrats also. It had me drawing in my breath, experiencing each painful twinge vicariously, knowing that it could be my turn for this tomorrow.