Carapace of a frame in dysphoria,
Sea creature who despises the ocean,
Capsized by waves of empty euphoria,
Huddled in a hot bath of confusion.
I change my frames every once in a while,
Distort the prescription of bleary eyes,
Of how myself and others' sight surmise,
Side views behind my steps; slightly crab-wise.
I clean stains with the insides of my cloth,
When the scene hazes from a steamy broth,
When the skies tear up from a somber thought—
Handpicked cumulus clouds; quietly tawed.
Parsley clasped in hand, to my God I pray,
I, shall be the bearer of my names.