Addiction Poem
A powerful poem, a day in the life of an addict trying to stay clean for another day. This is for everyone who helped me. My treatment center I went to, my family. Ya'll don't gotta judge us, we just got a disease. I wrote this on my 26th day of sobriety. I stand strong.
Addict
©
Rian Kays
for the rest of my life, cursed with this disease
for all those who suffer, we just got to believe
believing in yourself is the hardest thing to do
so take a look in the mirror and ask, do you see you?"
everyday and every night we hurt
wishing we were taken care of by a nurse
this morning I woke up, fell out of my bed
damn it!, wish I had some pills for the pain in my head
what ya'll don't know, is what ya'll don't see
the disease trying to take control, makes me want to bleed
past memories, shooting up all these cravings
I don't want to use, I pray, Im begging.
please strengthen me for everyday is a new day
but wheres my strength, when alls I do is lay.
no energy, no effort to be who I want to be
the life of an addict, can't you see?
this battle has been won
the war my friend, will forever go on.
so now what are you going to do?
hold my head up high, and try not to get the blues!
no more smoking powder out of that pipe
Im in the fight for my life.
Ive come a long way, so u don't got to judge
so when standing next to me, don't give me that nudge
if u really want to know, I will tell
my journal, turned into a book, it might sell
my dreams now are back in sight
with help through the darkness, is that light
shocked and smiling knowing I did survive
through this disease, thank god, I am still alive.
for all those who suffer, we just got to believe
believing in yourself is the hardest thing to do
so take a look in the mirror and ask, do you see you?"
everyday and every night we hurt
wishing we were taken care of by a nurse
this morning I woke up, fell out of my bed
damn it!, wish I had some pills for the pain in my head
what ya'll don't know, is what ya'll don't see
the disease trying to take control, makes me want to bleed
past memories, shooting up all these cravings
I don't want to use, I pray, Im begging.
please strengthen me for everyday is a new day
but wheres my strength, when alls I do is lay.
no energy, no effort to be who I want to be
the life of an addict, can't you see?
this battle has been won
the war my friend, will forever go on.
so now what are you going to do?
hold my head up high, and try not to get the blues!
no more smoking powder out of that pipe
Im in the fight for my life.
Ive come a long way, so u don't got to judge
so when standing next to me, don't give me that nudge
if u really want to know, I will tell
my journal, turned into a book, it might sell
my dreams now are back in sight
with help through the darkness, is that light
shocked and smiling knowing I did survive
through this disease, thank god, I am still alive.
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amanda Submitted Oct 2008
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I'm addicted to marijuana and especially ecstasy...
this addiction is a everyday battle to 'live high' or 'be high'
reading and knowing someone is experiencing the same things I am makes me feel there is a sense of hope of never being alone, thanks a lot..
Travis Manitopyes Submitted Dec 2008
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Gloria, Arizona Submitted Aug 2010
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I can never say I know what your going through. It's personnel. I do know I am battling it with my Grandson right now.
And its very hard to know what I had to do and know that I can't help him, only support him when I can. He is on the edge now and he can go either way I just pray he follows the right path! I love him soo much! Thank you for your poem I will share it with him.
Sandra, Oregon Submitted Aug 2010
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Christina, West Virginia Submitted 8/13/2012
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Michell, Stanford Submitted 9/21/2012
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There still are days when my thoughts go back to drugs, because I'm having a stressful day or the week as it goes by my feelings build up and I just want to know them. But, skills that I've learned thanks to my outpatient program I am still clean 5 years later 1 day at a time.
Carrie, Rochester,NY Submitted 1/31/2013
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Evelyn, Stockton CA Submitted 2/16/2013
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