Posts Tagged ‘drug addict’
Prescribed Optimism
July 28, 2012
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Addiction is a complex but treatable condition. It is characterized by compulsive drug craving, seeking and use that persist even if the user is aware of severe adverse consequences.
Addicts are not insane or inhuman. They have taken just one bad decision in life which is too strong and too cruel to just go away.
We need to be the support and the inspiration they need. We need to get them back to “living” their life with patience, care and appreciation.
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Why am I not supposed to show
the hurt that shivers up my core.
Pebbles of tears that I hold inside.
All the Godly courage lost, galore.
Of those I have walked along,
fighting with prescribed optimism.
More men have fallen but unbroken.
Pledges plagued with cynicism.
The type of desires I’ve known
cripples the will to survive.
Begging illusions to fade away.
Reality recedes, demons pry.
Nibbling upon the lost worth.
Fumes of prayers in dread.
This drug is not going to kill me.
But leave me undead.
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