His eyes roll back and the nape of his neck tenses.
The triangle of his neck, stretches.
His arms; flex, as his fists he clenches.
He is firmly locked in place.
Stiff as a rod, he falls off the chair.
Rapidly, his eyelids begin twitching.
The air they displace; almost palpable.
With the strength of a thousand men,
He proceeds to moving his arms back and forth.
Sinking in fear,
I sought for my friend.
I call out his name,
knelt beside the small doorway of his;
I was received by the white of his eyes.
Unsure and terrified,
I can see as he foams in the mouth.
My friend,
he was not there,
in that helpless body of his.
And as he danced ferociously
to the disturbing but quiet tunes of his mind,
a gentle chaos ensues
as our classmates scurry away.
“The thing has entered him again.”
One of us says.
My hands between his head and the concrete floor,
I can hear their minds and mine wonder;
whatever was it that possessed me
not to fear the wrath of the gods
as they dealt my friend a handsome number.
Had I known what I now know today,
As my hands cradled his head over a decade and half ago,
He is having a seizure, I’d explain.
Seizures are not arrows and the gods are not to blame
#neurology #Neurological disorder.
4th Feb 2021
Fimishola-Samuel