J.B. Stone is an emerging poet originally from Brooklyn, NY, now residing in Buffalo, NY. He has poetry featured in The Occulum, In Between Hangovers, Anti-Heroin Chic, Vending Machine Press, Iconoclast, and a forthcoming poetry in Ghost City Review. Also feel free to follow him on Twitter at https://twitter.com/JB_StoneTruth and on Instagram @benjamin.jared
1 poem
by J.B. Stone
Delirium
I am side-winded
with a brain
designed
like a distorted picture
spinning.
tumbling,
I could use
some sunshine
injected
into my serotonin levels
as my melatonin
starts to medicate misery
the feeling of shrapnel
to the eardrums
drenched
in the blood-soaked colors
of sound
the crimson red
gushes from the lobes,
but I’m still smiling
still laughing
I may be deaf now,
but not dead yet
Sea-foam green
and chlorine blue
a scenery
with tinted visions
so I spin like scratched vinyl
damaged
constantly on repeat
until I start to leap
from the needle
pinning me to my surface
and crack to pieces