My addiction, my guilt, my fuzzy hazeA Poem by BreadrunA personnel poem and my first proper attempt at a poemAs I stare into the dark abyss and Feel my hand clench into a fist I realise there’s an answer that certainly wont be missed My fingers stretch and hand retracts To skin a spliff with all the facts My fingers are my tools of trade Ready to serve like a French milk maid Picking, sticking and grinding bud Knowing my life will be a dud As I roll the paper in my hand And Lick my lips to take a stand I know that bliss is not far away The end is near for my dark, dark day As the flint strikes smoke up in the air My feelings are to dissapear Like white clouds on a windy day My clenched fist loosens like a ball of hay The smoke that will emancipate flows through my body like there is no gate Upwards and outwards it fills the room like a big explosion saying “boom, boom boom” My head begins to go all numb As my eyes focus on my stubby thumb laughter belts out from my tum what would she think my dear old mum! I forget that she would be so sad all those years that she has cared, I’m mad to block my memories for one day they’re gone like rainy days My addiction, my guilt, my fuzzy haze It all starts with one dark, dark day!
© 2011 BreadrunAuthor's Note
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3 Reviews Added on February 26, 2011 Last Updated on February 26, 2011 AuthorBreadrunLowestoft, Suffolk, United KingdomAboutHi, I'm Breadrun, I live in Lowestoft and have just started writing properly, I've always felt im creative and can talk about any topic and hopefully that will show in my writing, I find it easier .. more..Writing
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