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Premium Member This Poem Is My Own Recovery From Valium O Little White Tablet
‘0 LITTLE WHITE TABLET’

O little white tablet, how I hate you,
I was only 21 years old, when introduced to you.
You looked so innocent, so white, so pure.
I was told you were the answer to everything,
(The cure)
No-one told me, when they introduced me to 
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Categories: valium, angst, anniversary, celebration, confusion,
Form: Rhyme
Xanax and Valium
I'm so sorry about the pills
 I never meant for this but it kills
 Xanax and Valium were supposed to be my thrills
 but a simple extra pill left everyone with chills
 Barely able to focus I hear all the shrills 
The ambulance pulls up...

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Categories: valium, depression,
Form: Prose Poetry
The Red Queen For a Blue Valium
It’s about to get conversational and just as much adaptational to the developing minds
that thought it was true.
 A subjective classification, I’m speaking about an overwhelming domination.
Of synapses, deeply rooted in the pills of prismacation, of all colors, red, pink, purple
and blue. 
I know I’m...

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Categories: valium, introspection, life, people, philosophy,
Form: Blank verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



The Valium Bath
Fixed under water glass
Like a splinter beneath Poseidon's skin
There is no Sunday
And no one knows Rhyme
With her cool hands
And her goat's feet.

There are only
Walking dead
From whose wool-lined mouths
Pour blindfolds
And broken keys
Strangle holds
And bloody knees.

Rapunzel bruised
Left for dead forgotten
Bound and gagged
By her own golden hair.
Drowning in...

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Categories: valium, angst, confusion, introspection, life,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things