Drugs Poems

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When you hear the message, hang up the phone
by Gonzalo Mendez

Hours swell into a crash
along the shores of my stomach
before withdrawing once again
Shifting symptoms to sickness.

The bathroom is eager to greet me
with compliments; saying I breathe
In perfect tone and cadence
while the door frame attacks the ceiling.


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inner turmoil
by aditya vats

As the blazing star resolves in the ocean,
The haunting echoes come out of hiding.

My trembling fingers long for the
blood-soaked glass slab to firmly
stroke my withering skin.

The slabs of my broken,
blood-soaked mirror,
sheen brighter than

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Addiction
by Sumit Maurya

We were running and we were safe,
We were high but well behaved
Positive souls by all that mean,
Driving cool in a fast machine
Then something happened,
We blacked out
We stuck in the dark,
Could not shout
It's the car wrack,
That we couldn't move

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Drugs.
by Poetry of the Lost <3

The thing that makes people feel alive again.

The thing that ends up killing them.

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Kermit and Elmo are gay lovers, and they get into a life of crime.
by Civl 12346

They used to boink ‘till she oink.
Now she wanna divorce;
Steal all the money from his bank,
And saddle up a different horse.
Kermit starin’ down a pistol point
Blank, head empty, sit and think.
His heart sank.
He just wants a baddie with which to get jiggy.
He don’t want no Pay Piggy.


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Recent Drugs Poems
Kermit and Elmo are gay lovers, and they get into a life of crime.
by Civl 12346

They used to boink ‘till she oink.
Now she wanna divorce;
Steal all the money from his bank,
And saddle up a different horse.
Kermit starin’ down a pistol point
Blank, head empty, sit and think.
His heart sank.
He just wants a baddie with which to get jiggy.
He don’t want no Pay Piggy.


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in front of the toilet
by Sunny Cromwell

We stood in front of the toilet and waited.
You said you couldn't do it anymore.
She would be the perfect woman
But not your home.
Your home is there in the first booth
Your home is doing lines
You stood in front of the toilet and waited

I feel disgusted and
this pseudo-romanticism quite ridiculous.

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inner turmoil
by aditya vats

As the blazing star resolves in the ocean,
The haunting echoes come out of hiding.

My trembling fingers long for the
blood-soaked glass slab to firmly
stroke my withering skin.

The slabs of my broken,
blood-soaked mirror,
sheen brighter than

......

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Drugs.
by Poetry of the Lost <3

The thing that makes people feel alive again.

The thing that ends up killing them.

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Are we too late - America's plight
by Dr. Robert Ippaso

How did we get to where we are,
America - the one undimming shining star,
A land of freedom, of unbounded pride
Where no one needed run and hide
For their religion or mere thought,
Democracy - the very heart of what was taught.

Now the Media drums a beat
That too many rush to heed,
Politicians seem at war

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  • Randy Johnson
    Randy Johnson (4 poems about Drugs)
    August 20, 1971 - Tennessee
  • Allie Dé Luca
    Allie Dé Luca (1 poem about Drugs)
    March 4, 1998 — New York.
  • Angela Cini
    Angela Cini (1 poems about Drugs)
    August 18, 1980 - Melbourne
  • Helen Brownell
    Helen Brownell (1 poems about Drugs)
    September 9, 1952 Ann Arbor, Michigan
  • Mariah Odom
    Mariah Odom (1 poem about Drugs)
    February 6, 1996 - Arizona
  • Brendon Hall
    Brendon Hall (1 poems about Drugs)
    December 27, 1992 - Connecticut
  • anon anon
    anon anon (1 poems about Drugs)
    June 10, 2004 - Oregon
  • Lee Grabbe
    Lee Grabbe (1 poems about Drugs)
    January 31st, 2001- California
  • Poetry of the Lost <3
    Poetry of the Lost <3 (1 poems about Drugs)
    December 13, 2007 - Maryland
  • Sunny Cromwell
    Sunny Cromwell (1 poem about Drugs)
    Feburary 7, 2003 - Berlin