Acronym of Addiction

Adhesive seems to screen,
like a cage I found my being,
Imprisoned you!
Either intimidation or empowerment it slain,
Land in towns,...fence all over queen,
with one tree surrounded by forest,
Equiping personality negatively or positively in mess,
Stimulant to nerves,...shadow of tense, 
Controller reasoning with thief of decisiveness,
Troublesetter good works fulfilled,
All on a pace,Yearning it boosts,
Holding key of routes, 
Ladder of a wretched man,
Staircase to dreamers fan,
Dwellers in ghetto and slum,
Their Landlord,...Estate agent to tennants in a bungalow,
Serve as a crown made from amethyst,....and crown from hollow, 
Defined with fear or enthusiasm,
Anxiety pinned to hope,hatred about scope,
Solidified by ground of pressure and disclosure,
Reliefs a contrite spirit,
Distuction underlying a smiling realist,
Every moment nailed to counters, 
Figures outcomes converse, 
Planet manipulated by force of attraction,
Born out from a mustard pest,
The overwhelming acronym of ADDICTION!
Copyright © | Year Posted 2018

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February 11, 2018 at 10:31 AM
Most human beings at some time suffer the pain you write about so coherently.. .. except your words express the truth so finely, they should be carved in stone, as with the experienced soothsayers who understood how Man can repeat both empathy and pain. '.No punishment was greater than meeting you,. ' and there's the rub, both left in shadows, one the victim, the other the persecutor. Your final line is so gently said, and, beautiful.
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February 11, 2018 at 5:09 PM
Frankly,I do hold firmly to your inspiring motivation...Unique!
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