Dissociative Identity Disorder

Early days, not a word, nor a gesture I must say, the straightjacket... it doesn't help So, on the sly, we took it off First reactions were slow to come Lots of spasms, but her voice still wasn't there Nothing worked... until the letter dices She moved some and tried to read again and again Akphaez– hey-haa What? What? What? What? What? What's that? What might she be referring to? Jackpot, some words we have to construe Sounds like aphasia? Also sounds like this place, would she mean? A.I.K.F. Aesylum? Yeah? Please quickly get me the Rorschach test; we could progress She might be receptive to pareidolia in her dementia With some of the inkblots, results are strange cube-shaped mots Semordnilap-melting-pot Several are foreign words; others are absurd She reads them (like old chants) that get her (into a trance) Leading to a slow vertigo and seem to unleash her alter ego, her alter ego Okay... Now it's showtime Here comes the pantomime Ohh, roll the dice Ohh, twice or thrice Ohh, from deep inside Invoke, let's talk your missing, Mrs. Hyde Obsession with reflections Reflection on obsessions The use of pareidolia to decode dementia Obsession with reflections Reflection on obsessions The use of pareidolia to decode dementia Once upon a time, in Akphaezya, lived and died And relived Khym, Khym, Khym Please, old priest, would you take care of him? A simple delirium based on some akoasm? Maybe something deeper Dissociative identity disorder? Many hallucinations, depersonalization, memory impairments Guess my diagnostic statement: Dissociative (Dissociative) identity (Identity) Disorder

Submitted by Lake of Tears — Feb 10, 2026