The Chameleon DealerA Poem by LadyAnn68A changeable devil to watch out forThe Chameleon Dealer
The dealer in your addicted world Becomes the power adapter to existence The deeper drawn down you follow All your money he takes with persistence And the moment that you succumb With gentle persuading and insistence You will cross that invisible line Becoming his disciple with no resistance
Bright white teeth he is
always there Ghetto corners wearing diamonds and Fila sneakers He singles you out giving you extra amounts Turning you into a door peep-hole peeper Your clouded judgment says he’s your friend But he is nothing more than a female leaper Quicker than a blink your on the streets He is the Master and your keeper
Down and raining you have nothing to offer Try to get some credit very bold Covering you like the shepherd of his flock Counting on later your body to be sold Putting you in the room with many others They warn you better do as you are told Lying on the hard floor in a corner With a torn sheet feeling very cold
Weekend here you got to earn money Bad night slapped around cut face and bruised Dealer sees swearing vengeance on them Thinking now your safe you can’t lose Instead of tending to your wounds He hands you a full bottle of booze Drunk and high not feeling any pain Turns you out again the streets to cruise
The dealer changes his colors just like the wind Women they will come women always know According to how much money they've made Just how much the dealer they can show Dependent addicts always obey the dealer Standing or waiting in rain, sleet, or snow Beware of this devil hiding as a chameleon Hell is the last exit the only place you will go WATCH OUT FOR ANY CHANGEABLE LIZARDS~
©LadyAnn Graham-Gilreath Mar 8th, 2015© 2015 LadyAnn68Reviews
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3 Reviews Added on March 8, 2015 Last Updated on June 18, 2015 AuthorLadyAnn68Canton, SDAboutI am in my 50's and a student at Grand Canyon University for my Masters of Science in International Addictive Studies. I plan to do my PhD in Addiction Psychology at Intern at Boston Treatment Center. more..Writing
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