An Addict of Addicting Addictions ( My view on addiction)

I Jammed the pain inside, to wait for the defects to reside. Today strays and wanders away until it's stuffed down inside the void of discomfort. Let's roll our imagination onto light able paper, light it, and watch it burn.. 

 

See because that's what addiction does. It overrides your body latching on your inner artistry for its fuel. Pretty soon you become a machine, something mindless. Fasten your seatbelt because your on auto-pilot. 

 

Now the transactions of your body really start to inaugurate. Your internals no longer has what it takes to fight, to resist, so now come the alterations.The tips of your fingers go hand in hand with the tip of your tongue. How your saliva's lust for substance dismantles the chemical compounds. Your taste buds loving that all too familiar feeling. Your greed full blood consuming every inch of it. As the destruction slowly trickles down your throat your anxious. Then the finale comes, the moment you've been waiting patiently for  the manipulation and overhaul of your brain and your reality remodeled, your home.

 

In those seconds pain is never an option, never a thought. Your lost out at sea. But that's all it really is, seconds, minutes, sometimes hours, just a little more time to stick the dysphoria on the back burner. When in truth you've just deepened the scar and exposed it to infections. When it's gone your left with broken thoughts that feel unrepairable. 

 

Addiction doesn't just come from pre-packaged materials, they come from every entity you wish that blocks the truth out. They come from unfulfillment , pain, and soak themselves until you are left with no control. You have to fight, fight for your life. Face the music

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nightlight1220's picture

I used to do the hokey pokey,

I used to do the hokey pokey, but I turned myself around.

.... nice write. Good luck.


...and he asked her, "do you write poetry? Because I feel as if I am the ink that flows from your quill."

"No", she replied, "but I have experienced it. "

 

ValentineBuchannan's picture

I have never battled with

I have never battled with addiction but as I read this it still pulls at something.  That is such a beautiful skill, you truely bring the reader in. 


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thisisme789's picture

That's pretty good. Has alot

That's pretty good. Has alot of soul in it :)


<3

Miss.Jenna's picture

:O

my jaw is dropped.. you are a fantastic writter!

cant wait to read more!! :D

Plagues's picture

Thank you sweetheart, been

Thank you sweetheart, been slacking on my writing but that's all about to change.