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Alcoholics Monogamous

(Cw toxic and abusive relationship )
Oh baby I am so in love 
So go ahead and shoot me down 
Hit me with your truck 

Oh baby I hate you so much 
So kiss me once with passion 
But never when we  

Keep your ing hands off me 
But stay here by my side 

Walking never hand in hand 
‘Cos you have something to hide 

Oh baby stay away from me 
I hate your ing guts 
Still wanna rearrange them tho 
Cuz I’m a ing **** 

Let’s go out and get some drinks 
Maybe you’ll let me drive 
I’m way too drunk and cannot see
But  it, let me try 

Maybe we will crash and burn 
Thats alright by me 
Both of us just wanna die 
So Thats how it’ll be 

Keep your ing hands off me 
But stay here by my side 

Walking never hand in hand 
‘Cos you have  to hide 

Go and get your ing coke 
I hope you overdose 
I’ll hit you with the narcan 
Girl, but I should let you choke 

Keep your ing hands off me 
But stay here by my side 

Walking never hand in hand 
‘Cos you have someone to hide 

Someone to hide

Homage To Living a Sober Life

Drop a rock into a still pond,
and the ripples echo.
A large enough rock,
and a pond sized tsunami,
waves echoing beyond the edges.
Every step I take creates ripples.
Sometimes, a tsunami.
After all, I'm not screaming in outer space.
And the trillions of steps before mine
that gave me the ground I walk on,
need to be acknowledged by the care I take with every step.

Premium Member Alcoholics

  "Down, down, down into the darkness of the grave Gently they go, the                        beautiful, the tender, the kind; " Edna St, Vincent Millay

A
Uncle
And an aunt
Both long gone now
Alcohol took them
Despite them giving all
Their hearts to others, always
With love, faith and hope for morrow
Going beyond their means to give full
Gestures of goodness, compassion and grace



May 20, 2020
Etheree Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Dear Heart
Theme chosen ~ 3. Death


Premium Member Chicago Is Like a Box of Alcoholics- a Gumperick

Chicago's like a box of alcoholics
You always know what you're gonna git
gang bangers and amateur rappers
pick pockets and sidewalk crappers
trolls guzzling homebrew under a bridge

Worst of the Lot

worst types of people in the world

my mother had opinions 
about everything under the sun
dividing the world 
into those that bored her
amused her or charmed her
dividing the world in those that knew
and those that did not know
she had particular scorn 
for so called experts
saying a PHD 
meant BS piled high and deep
never trust an expert
she would expertly assert
her greatest scorn

her greatest scorn 
was for reformed drunks
calling them the worst 
of the lot
they should shut up
and have a drink already
she smiled as she drank 
and pontificated 
about the political class
she had enough of them all
berkeley hill liberals bored her
bored her silly
with their endless games
among the literati set

Alcoholics and Druggies Die Every Day

Alcoholics and Druggies die every day
That's the chant.
Their vice is a monster they endure at first, then regret,
Then fully embrace until life just slips away.
Their lives were full of shoulda, coulda, and woulda's
They would get to someday
Which is now irrelevant.

Alcoholics and Druggies die every day.
Doesn't this piquet you in some way?
Have we become that complaisant?

Their vice is a monster they endure at first, then regret,
Then fully embrace until life just slips away.
They were people look at the survey
Their lives weren't insignificant.

Alcoholics and Druggies Die Every Day
They just couldn't break away
From the horrible intoxicant.

Their vice is a monster they endure at first, then regret
Then fully embrace until life just slips away.
I pray
That people will read this and on their mind I can implant
Alcoholics and Druggies die everyday.
Their vice is a monster they endure at first, then regret, 
Then fully embrace until life just slips away.


Alcoholics

iconoclastic poets
with no evidence
of skill or polish
in the existing 
system of boredom
violence of love
unmasked and naked
splashed on the rites
of the system
threatening and powerless
risking anarchy for freedom
disfigured finds solace
in the clutches of
fermented purple grapes
we call them alcoholics

The Alcoholics

Picturesque beauty - the sunrise, sunset
The rays - that hue - those shades of bronze
Beauteous - that yellowish tint or the rainbow
Way up high - after the rain! imagine that
Imagery of waterfalls - the beaches in the sands
Or the sparkles of the first fallen sparkling snow
Beauty walking the paths through the gardens of life
Sitting at docks or tossing rocks skipping in the pond
Picture the house well painted and well maintained
Imagine yourself, imagine that - no love by any chance
A drunk - lying in the ditch or on the treasured ground
The photo in your scrapbook to think about you're around
Imagine that midlfe - middle age crisis - look at you!
Imagine that! your companships - the bottles
Imagine your health - self love , self pride OH!
Feeling sorry for your own self, love your friends worldwide
We love you! Imagine that enough to tell you to detoxify
Imagine that earn a madallion - and clean up
Picturesque- the opportunity of the life you could live
Fancy that with each sunrise, wow! waking up
Look at you! You do drinketh from that cup
Beauteous be, beautiful day, carry a madallion today?
Wonder why?

Alcoholics Prayer

To pick up the bottle
drown in my sorrow,
drink it,---all gone
as a drunkard
I wait for tomorrow
wake up with the sun on my face
don't even remember the day
is it SUNDAY?
OH NO! it's MONDAY
time to find my pride
better yet I'll lay back down to die
my back on the ground
the tree gives little shade
maybe I'll fade
the bottle empty at my side
thats how I feel inside
I try to hide
but every one knows
tonight I will get another bottle
drown myself another night
ad wake up as empty
as the bottle at my side
I'm dead but very much ALIVE

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