CodeineA Poem by Emily CunninghamProbably doesn't need explaining. My poetry is pretty transparent these days. Lets just say travelling lots makes for lots of poetry.These pills I swallow them every morning. A daily dose of bitterness. My hate is old and borrowed. Passed down. Genetics full of soreness and regret. ‘They’ll work out your faults on their own’ Here I am, hiding my vices. Jealous. Impatient. Narcissistic. Paranoid. Cynical.
Naïve. Drowning in day old hate. Falling with a sour taste. It fuels me. I feed it. Add to it. Names to a list. And lies. Mine and theirs. Mine and his. His. This hate grows older with me. We both waste and fester. As each day goes by © 2014 Emily Cunningham |
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Added on February 22, 2014 Last Updated on February 22, 2014 Tags: bitterness, drugs, loneliness, love, romance, regret, family, cityandcolour, dayoldhate Author
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