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An orange light peaks through the window Hatefully greets another day. He pulls the red sleeping bag over his head Wishing this nausea would subside. Fresh scrapes across his knuckles And violent, violet bruises on his knees— Just another average morning For this angry young man. Stumble from the futon Amongst the battle ground of empty cans, Searching for lost left over liquid— The only remedy he’s ever known What some people call a disease, He calls it the cure, But there’s nothing there— No more money, no other options—this is it. Sipping on a cup of reality— The bitter taste of defeat. Tired of being tired And sick of being sick. Earthquake in his stomach, A tectonic disturbance. Heartburn made from magma, A pyroclastic flow. Dry heaves and convulsions Above a porcelain ******* He knows he needs to stop, But no one likes a quitter.
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Aug 29, 2020
Aug 29, 2020 at 2:44 PM UTC
Dipsomania
An orange light peaks through the window Hatefully greets another day. He pulls the red sleeping bag over his head Wishing this nausea would subside. Fresh scrapes across his knuckles And violent, violet bruises on his knees— Just another average morning For this angry young man. Stumble from the futon Amongst the battle ground of empty cans, Searching for lost left over liquid— The only remedy he’s ever known What some people call a disease, He calls it the cure, But there’s nothing there— No more money, no other options—this is it. Sipping on a cup of reality— The bitter taste of defeat. Tired of being tired And sick of being sick. Earthquake in his stomach, A tectonic disturbance. Heartburn made from magma, A pyroclastic flow. Dry heaves and convulsions Above a porcelain ******* He knows he needs to stop, But no one likes a quitter.
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Aug 29, 2020
Aug 29, 2020 at 2:44 PM UTC
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