Colorful and tempting,
Convincing me of need;
Your evil calls me closer;
Justifies the feed.
Pain teams to join the wanting
Convincing trails you leave
Fueled with my desire
I gently follow thee.
Momentary satisfaction
Relieved, relaxed, and strong.
Your love I now desire
Caught up in magic for too long.
Soon the joy deserts me
Inside I’d always known
You’d make your stay a short one
Your true intent now shown
Now Fear joins Pain to haunt me
How foolish I have been
To trust, to want, to live for
The satisfaction from within.
You beg my heart for mercy
Envelope me with love
Seductive, proud and tempting
Like legends I’ve heard of
I want you, deeply. Badly.
Take away my pain
Your lies began to fade, now
Light now turns into shade.
I feel you, know you, sense you
Like part of me, you are.
Do I need you for existence?
Is the need, too much, bizarre?
No, something is not right, here.
I’ve lost now who I am
You almost got me this time,
Norco, you almost did me in.
Mar 28, 2011
Mar 28, 2011 at 10:35 PM UTC
Colorful and tempting,
Convincing me of need;
Your evil calls me closer;
Justifies the feed.
Pain teams to join the wanting
Convincing trails you leave
Fueled with my desire
I gently follow thee.
Momentary satisfaction
Relieved, relaxed, and strong.
Your love I now desire
Caught up in magic for too long.
Soon the joy deserts me
Inside I’d always known
You’d make your stay a short one
Your true intent now shown
Now Fear joins Pain to haunt me
How foolish I have been
To trust, to want, to live for
The satisfaction from within.
You beg my heart for mercy
Envelope me with love
Seductive, proud and tempting
Like legends I’ve heard of
I want you, deeply. Badly.
Take away my pain
Your lies began to fade, now
Light now turns into shade.
I feel you, know you, sense you
Like part of me, you are.
Do I need you for existence?
Is the need, too much, bizarre?
No, something is not right, here.
I’ve lost now who I am
You almost got me this time,
Norco, you almost did me in.
copyright 03.28.2011 Lori Jean Vance
Norco/Hydrocodone/Vicodin are the number one most prescribed medication in the United States.
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