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Christmas Addiction Poems

These Christmas Addiction poems are examples of Addiction poems about Christmas. These are the best examples of Addiction Christmas poems written by international poets.


Bob the Builder
You apologize over and over,
Yet do it again cold shoulder.
In church every Sunday saying you’re a “righteous” man, 
But at home you’re the devil’s right...

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Categories: addiction, anger, childhood, dark,



Premium Member al called - haul
sitting with a rum i take a pen and...
rhy-me words

anchor duty sailors...
all call - "haul"

at christmas a church be the...
all "call" hall

a tow truck driver...

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© Sand Blown  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: addiction, word play,

Premium Member Bye Bye Fat Me
I can’t believe it’s really me
Waist to head, I’m a Christmas tree
From this fat, I’ll never be free
A healthy life I’ll never see

I gained a...

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© Bill Baker  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: addiction, body, change, food,

Premium Member Label
I could wrap you
In secret
And cling
Like double-sided
Just to keep
Your gift
From prying eyes

But I have
No label
A name, perhaps
But no concept
No complete picture
For the pieces
Of you

Labels
Are for...

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© Sam Scott  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: addiction, anti bullying, beautiful,

Premium Member The breaking dawn
Once a wokness held my thoughts, i know it now
By the name much taught..' I wore its form and
Mores;  its style' unbeknown to so...

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Categories: addiction, appreciation, christmas, creation,



Standing In For God
Take my advice,
And don't let your spouse,
Think you can replace God in the scheme of things,
As you will have a hard time explaining,
That you have...

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Categories: addiction, age, analogy, anxiety,

The Devil Is Using My Neighbor
This neighbor I begged to be family
Is back on crack
He is having fits
I had to call off my new job
He doesn't get it.
He just said...

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© Gu Jendayi  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: addiction, betrayal, black african

Premium Member Two Weeks At Christmas
For two weeks o'er Christmas; let's straighten the bend, or flatten the curve
Lets just get on the mend.' Give amazon and others a holiday space
And...

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Categories: addiction, adventure, america, autumn,

The Benefits of Having Teenagers Around
As we get older,
Our ability to demolish what is on our plate in short order,
Becomes a pleasure no longer,
And without teenagers around to even the...

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Categories: addiction, age, appreciation, baptism,

The Glasgow Laird
The drunk hogs the path where the public walks
Then hogs the air with his nonsense talk
His breath smells of ale
His eyes look stale 
This Scottish...

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© Peter Hall  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: addiction, depression, sin,

Premium Member Empty
Empty

The gas tank is empty. 
I have five more miles to go. 
The car glides to a stop, 
beside the road. 

I get out. 
I...

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© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: abortion, absence, addiction, angel,

Between the State and Nobody
One cannot overstate,
What nobody is prepared to state, 
When the state is in no fit state,
Because everybody cares about nobody,
And nobody cares about nobody.

It sure...

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Categories: addiction, appreciation, art, baptism,

Premium Member Drifter
Drifter

Coming in from nowhere, 
staying only a moment, 
and then moving on. 
Friend, or foe?
Hard to know. 
What to call you...
by name? 

Without family, 
left...

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© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: abortion, abuse, addiction, america,

Premium Member The Slippers
With foggy mind
and matted hair
My feet adorned 
the holiday pair.

One red, one green 
at Christmas time 
when eventually, I'd lose...
    my mind....

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Categories: addiction, bereavement, death, feelings,

When the Language Merge
I Walk into Bobby Department Store
And I yelled where are the Jamaican and Barbadian at?
This might sound a little weird to most,
however, it’s that time...

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Categories: addiction, anger, anxiety, appreciation,


Book: Shattered Sighs