
[he replaces my friend...]
Rated: Fiction K - English - Poetry - Words: 276 - Reviews: 2 - Favs: 1 - Published: 11-27-07 - Status: Complete - id: 2443830
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alcohol consumes me
daily
never have I taken a sip…
acid rains down on
me,
washing me away in it's wake
intoxication taking a seat
next to me…
drowning, drowning, drowning
no, I am still
alive…
it was her, it was her,
she took it, she drank
it…
she is the one that is dying…
and the fumes coming
off of her are…
consuming, consuming, consuming,
every cell
within my soul…
and guilt.
the rubix cube that can't
be solved
the pain that eats at my soul…
"it's your fault."
she's drowning, and all you can do is
float,
hoping that you won't sink from the same wave…
"I was drunk last night…"
no, it can't be true…
the gases of the
intoxication beside me
are suffocating me…
killing me, as
much as they are killing her...
and somehow it's like déjà vu…
gases make me
faint,
comatose; I begin to dream…
she wasn't the only one
who ever ended up that way
…my mother…
she was hurt,
too.
broken by the same chemical
just as consumed,
she…
my eyes open, a face
much younger
sits at the same dock in which I am seated…
she's
sober…
…just telling me
how much she can't remember…
…but
the part that she can remember
is what worries me the most…
and
her words only brought me back to
a broken childhood, reminding
me
battles aren't over…
more are still to be won.
as I
fight for her life too…
and hopefully she will use the
lifesaver that I threw out to her
last night.
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