Addiction
Thats what you are to me
Youre a drug disguised like candy
Your presence drives me to criminal thought
Without you my creativity is wrought
Obsessed
Thats what I am about you
For my daily fix theres nothing I wont do
I dont fight your cruel control
I hunger to be the prisoner of my soul
Addict
Thats what Im made to be
Im nothing better than a street junky
Im hooked! Youre like hardcore Meth
Warning: discontinued use causes death
Victim
Thats what they say Ive become
From all this abuse they think Ive gone numb
But I crave my painkiller, dont they understand?
Its they who started it! They forced my hand
Youre my dealer, my drug, my healer














Devious Comments
Comments
I think not...
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Life is easy; it's dying that's hard.
Hmm . . . I might enter this contest myself.
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"There is a story that comes before all other stories and of which all the stories I read seem to carry an echo, immediately lost."
~Italo Calvino
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Life is easy; it's dying that's hard.
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Life is easy; it's dying that's hard.
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Life is easy; it's dying that's hard.
The overall sense of metaphor seems a bit cliched, but it is delivered very well.
Good work.
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Stand up for what you believe in...
I guess when I first read it I knew exactly where you were going. And I loved the line before that, where you used the term "hardcore meth," it sounded grungy and fit perfectly. But the next line.. I guess my initial reaction is that it doesn't really cause death. It could cause withdrawal. And then I thought it over and accepted the fact that in this case, an addict would see withdrawal as a sort of fate worse than death. But when I came to terms with that, I just kept going over the phrase. And I just imagined an Rx commercial, where there's some droning voice saying "warning, discontinued use may result in..." so the word "cause" seemed kind of out of place in my head.
I don't know that's just my opinion, I hope you get what I mean, because I'm not too sure I explained it well. It was just a minor preference thing that exists in my head, your poem is amazing.
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