Poetry: Drug addiction - by Danielle Morgan

Top Article
All 277 Articles

8 of 277

by Danielle Morgan

Created on: March 24, 2007 Last Updated: May 14, 2007

Gripping my body you poison my soul,
Invading my emotions and taking control,
A spell you curse upon my mind,
I fear the worst and the worst i find,
No where to run,
I'm locked within your domain,
You've censored my movements,
And tapped into my brain,
Ive stumbled into the Devils hands,
My addiction are his chains,
I look for escape,
my only way out,
Away from the strapped on reins,
I pray for my freedom,
I long to be free,
Free from the Devil,
I created in me.

Learn more about this author, Danielle Morgan.
Click here to send this author comments or questions.

Below are the top articles rated and ranked by Helium members on:

Poetry: Drug addiction

1 of 277

by Christina Serrage

"Dad" An Addict's Life
Our poor dad, he looks so frail
It really is such a shame.
His mind is now gone,
He doesn't even know
2 of 277

by Jordan Sullivan

"dead ends"
what was it like to sleep with
your head on subway stairs and
your hair tangling with the days
unwashed
skin hugging
3 of 277

by Michael Penner

Now you'll want, but you won't need.
Now the fight begins.
The dark inside wants to reclaim you.
Now we'll see who wins.
Draw
4 of 277

by Carla Sullivan

Gone Again
So, again you're gone from my life,
gone like a thief in the night.
You get to hide in numbness,
I get to live with
5 of 277

by Tina Dene

WASTED GIRL

She stood outside the motel room,
her head resting wearily on the door.
Her skin was pale and blue-veined,
and her

View All Articles on: Poetry: Drug addiction