Machtlos

Thanks for your comments Ruth, I had considered most of your points whilst I wrote the piece, choosing to go the "telling" path as it highlights the disconnection; at least in my mind.

The piece is not about withdrawal, though I can see how you got that interpretation, it does fit. It's actually just what it seems to be, sensations without obvious cause which evolve into greater intensity. A physical manifestation of a mental abberation.

The physical symptoms are here seen as assaulting the body and whilst not exactly enjoying it, there is an acceptance, for it distracts from the voices in the mind.

As for "whilst" seeming high-brow, *shrug*, it's just another word to me. he he. 

I will see if I can take your advice by way of putting together another piece on this matter, a more visual piece.

Thanks again for your input, you've given me something to think about.

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Mos.