Loyalty In a Bottle

my heart  slain by  truth
from a voice that drunk vermouth
he looked me in the eye
“forgive me for I have told you a lie”

my mind is  damp  and frail
too much liquor and ale
I’ve drown my loyalty so still
it was not meant to kill

I confess my wrong I am to blame
don’t want to die with my life in shame
if I can’t be forgiven  I’ll be on my way
although my love for spirits again will slay
Copyright © | Year Posted 2019

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April 19, 2019 at 12:26 PM
All alcohol is a depressant. Yes, some may disagree. I realize in movies, overindulging shows a phony picture with smiley folks with lampshades on their heads. But drink enough and any human may feel badly. I can relate to that. Panagiota
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