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The Entryway

Contributed by allidoiswrite82 on Friday, 27th July 2007 @ 03:05:54 AM in AEST
Topic: selfstruggles



Standing at the entryway

Waiting for the next calm
To tame the Vodka storm,
My wondering mind

Lost in an alcoholic
Forest bound by
Tress of bourbon and scotch,
Dripping their sweat

Onto my head
Soaking through my
Cranium feeding
Ideas and thoughts to
My cerebral cortex

Standing at the entryway

Peach schnapps
Nourishes the great
Rivers and lakes I
Respectfully call my
Adversaries.

Gin permeates the clouds
Only to release the
Tensions onto this
Forest dwellers liver

The fog of inebriation
Rules with an iron
Fist just beyond the
Heineken Falls

Standing at the entryway

This is where my
Eyes are glazed
And visions often
Double team me,
Cornering me

My legs mere strings
Much to feeble
To gain the advantage
Over the flattest of soil

Cirrhosis was born
As my true nemesis
Tracking me down
As its prey

Scraping away in
My miserable attempt
To escape my predators
Clutches, I decide to
Walk through the entryway

Hello Welcome to A.A




Copyright © allidoiswrite82 ... [ 2007-07-27 03:05:54]
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Re: The Entryway (User Rating: 1 )
by PhantomVampyress on Friday, 27th July 2007 @ 05:04:06 AM AEST
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this is a very well expressed piece of art here with addiction of alcoholism.. very well put together and penned out.. hang in there.

rock on,

vampyress Jenni


Re: The Entryway (User Rating: 1 )
by EddieDean on Friday, 27th July 2007 @ 03:35:12 PM AEST
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Very, very good write. I too had a bout with alcoholism, I beat my addiction through faith, love and family. Its good to see that you got help. We all need a helping hand now and then.

Good work.

EddieDean




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