trapped
POEM/SONG PT39
why do i choose to kill my self and die, all you need to do is open up the door, but you’re trapped from the drugs, and you wish you could drag em along, take em everywhere you go, just like they’re your bro, but you cant, you gotta stop, they make you lost, you’re so damn lost, was it worth cost of all these drugs? i don’t know, but i do have some more, and im willing to take some more, light it up, get to pouring robotussin, teach me lessons, it is blessing, and it is impressive, bet you never guessed it, i am arrested from all these drugs, like to shop for some more, and some more, till theres nothing to report, yeah im fucked up, and i fucked up, can i flip a switch and make a wish, get me outta this, give me something worth bliss, something worth missing, and i am tripping, i do hear a ring tho, its coming from the window, wonder where it do go, maybe pluto, off we go, on a ride, could possibly die, but fuck that shit, i aint no bitch, really wish i could get rich and get rid of all these drugs, cause they nothing but a damn tug.
Addiction is a complex issue that affects millions of people, often leading to feelings of despair and entrapment. In this poem, themes of longing and loss are vividly portrayed through powerful imagery and emotion. Reflecting on the mental and physical struggles associated with addiction, many find themselves caught in a cycle of desire and regret, as described in the lines about wishing to escape and the interplay between reality and fantasy. Understanding addiction requires acknowledging its multifaceted nature; it impacts not just the individual but also their relationships and communities. From the dangers of substance dependence to the potential paths toward recovery, discussions in society have evolved to include more compassionate approaches. Support systems, counseling, and rehabilitation play crucial roles in aiding recovery, but it often starts with recognizing the struggle as expressed so movingly in the poem. If you or someone you know is battling similar feelings, consider reaching out to a professional or a local support group for guidance. Sharing experiences and finding community can be pivotal in the healing journey.