Sorry Addiction Poems | Examples

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


Premium Memberface pointed down

Hello honey
I’m here to tell you
Dad is drunk again
He lost his  ‘bout
An hour ago and 
                   by gawd
He’s an animal
          In every sense
                  goddamn
Yet I want to assure you
He is ever so thankful
You got your heart to lend
With your beautiful existence :)
© Ben Walker  Create an image from this poem.


Premium MemberSWEET TASTE

                                Regarding food  Sweets  are my best choice.
                               I like beverages   Whichever may be
                              For any kind of swEets I will raise my voice.
                               Always sweets  arE favourite to me.
                              In daily diet desserT  to include.
                 From menu, sweets I cannoT exclude.
                 Though  sorry to say, I’m diAbatic patient.
                           Yet to taste sweets  Simply impatient.
                          Sugar cube can also Tempt me.            
                          From sweets I can  nEver flee.

Premium MemberDestroyers

Destroyers

You, 
the younger generation... 
that wants, 
and does not care. 
That needs, 
and demands... more, 
from every human
born before their time. 

They take from stores, 
and from everyday people. 
You don't care who you hurt, 
or what happens after today. 
But tomorrow will come. 
Many will not bow 
to your stupidity, 
and you are so much 
less than you believe
you are. 

Wake the giant 
and be sorry. 
Wake the monster(s) 
and know that your names 
have been given to them. 
They...  will come for you. 
In the day, and in the night. 
There will not even
be a fight. 
Only your sad crying, 
as you are dying
from your hate.  
It is your fate.
© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberGonna

Battery gonna die out at any random moment now.
Just gonna keep smoking that flower, it doesn't matter how.
So sorry to say that I'm gonna go right now, so ciao.

Premium MemberThe Internet

Sorry, T.V., I got another screen to check-out.

Sorry, my bodily heart, but I have another hobby
To ruin you until death do us part.

Sorry, my friends, but I got a new addiction.
(And your intuition is wrong if you've
Guessed the words "video game".)

Sorry, druggy fools,
I am not an addition to your shame.

Sorry, mommy and daddy,
I've got my own new set of rules.


Premium MemberSorry Honey

He was thrown out by the evils of a wanton loose woman 
who had stolen him from his family weeks ago, 
The contrite father reluctantly returned home
begging forgiveness from his disillusioned wife 
The children were relieved when she said no
because he refused to reverse his alcoholism 
or change his gadabout, heathen-like behaviors.

Premium MemberCoffee Addiction

Let's see, how many cups of coffee Have I slurped in my sorry lobby Thousands I'm sure Leaking from my pores Like trillions by now more than a hobby

Premium MemberRush Passed

Rush Passed

Don’t see
what is happening, 
keep moving. 
Don’t look, 
you will have to stop. 
You always do. 

I am not in a hurry, 
I want to see. 
what exactly the world
has done to me. 

I am homeless, 
but I had a home. 
I am on the streets, 
because there is someone else, 
in my bed. 
I made bad mistakes, 
and I am sorry. 

Hurry now…
Don’t look.
Keep moving.

Peer at your license. 
Remember the faces 
of your children. 
Try to recall the last words, 
your boss said,
as you left?

Why does no one 
want to speak, 
to the me, 
I have become? 
The me…
I was…
is so lonely. 

Help.
© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberUnsatisfied Scratching

The scratching wakes me up
Ridiculously unsatisfying
Yet notoriously put there by shingles
Or excruciatingly painful allergen.
A scream for help

Time is in my way
Sorry I sid not sneak my Excedrin pm into hospital
Morphine is not cutting it.
Each time more insistent 
On a more potent drug

Premium MemberTo Start Anew

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I found
A place
But not sure
My mind
Can release
All the ones
In Framingham
Given to peace
To start anew
It’s a wide
Big world
For me to use
I’m sorry
Baby
If I had
To leave
You behind
© Cs Parker  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberBroken Pen

Today's Bio
Point blank
Sorry for letting you down.
I have a major case of writers block.
I could not even pull off a simple collab.
You guys and gals are lucky.
I have no inspiration. 

:(
SKAT
© Skat A   Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberPuppets

Addiction was her puppeteer
 It pulled her every string
 Drugs became the master of her fears
 Depression was all it would bring

 Some become puppets of greed
 Pimping out their very souls
 More, and more, and more they need
 Satisfaction is never their goal

 Envy is also a puppet master
 Making us want what others possess
 Pulling the strings of jealousy faster
 And leaving us a sorry mess

 
  Perhaps we,  are just puppets of love
 As  our strings are pulled  from above
                         ----
 Screwed in the "Puppets" Contest
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberFarts

Dear wife Cathie is always saying “Ain't no insanity in our family Coz you dear hubby, you have it all” Overflowing with a bunch of sillies “You don't leave any for anyone else” Pretty damn heartless of me Sorry I don't mean to be a great big hog Been loony since the age of three Rating my farts is really important Tells me if my diet's working good Too much fibre, and that obnoxious odour Can foul up the whole neighbourhood Realize this is not a subject for a poem But I had to unload it on someone What are friends for but to help out friends To help in control of one's bum Dear wife Cathie is always saying Ain't no insanity in our family! © Jack Ellison 2013

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