So sorry.
So Very Sorry Forgive me, but You asked me not to do This thing I did. I said I wouldn’t But heaven forbid I couldn’t help myself it was Just too tempting. To be stoned, to feel that buzz within my head. When you said Don’t do it Anger present. You will resent Me now When you find out that I Broke your one request. I know, I am such a mess But I Cannot help but see this pill Knowing for a fact that It will Take me away from this world Just a while. For now. I can smile and not know it I can breathe when they decide They can take effect inside Me Turning me into that Girl you so wretchedly hate, in fact You barely love her When she isn’t intact Not when she is medicated You’ve waited For me to say I’m Done With this habit. They call me an addict. But can you not see, the sun Is not out today In any way My day. But I cannot take it at this Very moment. This drug These Drugs One by one Within me, they will unite Keep with me till tonight When I can lay my head Weary and Medicated Wishing that I didn’t feel So Woozy. Losing consciousness Second of seconds Oh, I am such a mess. So sorry, but it beckons Me toward it The bottle. You will me hate as well As it will. But I need this pill These Pills Please To take me away by hand and sleep Until, inside me, they cease to weep. I cannot keep Myself from taking these. They have abandoned and come Back To Me Like no one else But I don’t want this. But they do I have to have them So sorry So Very Sorry |
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This one of my sucky poems... I can tell no one likes it because no one has commented
I think it's kind of cool in a demented kind of way, but I wrote this poem when i was sufffering from the side effects of overdosing on Dramamine. I dont really remember writing any of this, but it turned out nicely.
Being addicted to any drug is horrifying. I suffered an addiction which I eventually pushed away, but it took about three years of my life to finally become myself again. I wrote this poem after I went home one day, after promising my boyfriend that I would never touch the drug again. Unfortunately, that same day I took the drug and fell back into my addiction just when I thought i could refuse. Believe me, everyone, it is so easy to begin an addiction, but it so very hard to give it up. I wrote this poem and dedicate it now to my boyfriend, who has, despite my previous addiction, stayed by my side through it all.
