My Addiction
I felt the withdrawals and cold shakes,
My skin pale, wet and clammy,
Maybe if I fold my hands I can cope
Maybe I will place my hands on my head and that would help
Maybe lye down and try to sleep,
When I close my eyes all I do is weep
The deep depression I go into, when I cant be near
It feels like the end I fear
The spirits whisper end your life to me, while I sit bunched up in dark, rocking slowly
End it all and the pain won’t hurt
For without him what is it worth
You could do it, no one would know
Then the praise in my heart reminds me of my soul
My addiction is so strong
I can no longer tell right from wrong
I am a prisoner to its lingering events
To just the very thought of its presence
Maybe if I eat a treat
Then I won’t feel defeat
I open my mouth and don’t chew just swallow
And I’ll worry about my weight tomorrow
My addiction has caused me to be obese
But my care’s are not for or about me
I need my drug of choice it meets my needs and it’s name is
David Keys.
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