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Fireman LonelyA Book by Sean Patrick GrayWhen a small town fireman loses his family he turns to alcohol and his journal to try and cope with a life filled with death, despair, confusion, and .. |
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The ArsonistA Poem by wAn addiction is not always pleasurable |
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Creature Made of FrightA Poem by Gilad LevanonThe battle of withdrawal. |
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Nervous TickA Poem by Dylan RhodesAddiction |
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Scenic SchizophreniaA Poem by Dylan RhodesSelf-Destructive behavior is oblivious to the beholder |
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the Addicts prayerA Poem by nigrum homonculusa very very quick 1. |
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Untitled Story about DrugsA Story by iliketowrite“Operator” “I think there has been an accident.” “Can you tell me.. |
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Death Whispered a LullabyA Story by MellowtoninA recovering heroin addict loses a close friend and gives a familiar girl a deadly kiss... part of a series. |
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Creation SteppingA Poem by Abdul Batin Osman BeyCreation Stepper is a Rastafari term for one who can move within and out side of the babylon system, I thought it suited my lifestyle so I wrote about.. |
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Love AddictionA Poem by ladykillerloveAbout my Love(: This is the first lyric I've actually ever finished, so it probably won't be the best, but hey, I tried. |
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AnesthesiaA Story by RFDIIIThese Indigenous IndigentsFlock around the flameTheir hopeless eyesn' sordid guiseportray them all but lame.For these here are no weaklings,Though vag.. |
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Life of an addict...A Poem by Nathalie BlanckGive me one shot and I won't feel a thing, give me two shots and I will feel good, give me tree shots and I will feel relaxed, give me four shots and .. |
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Her Canvas Is Her WristA Poem by SilentlyDyingAn artist must follow a process,One that is simple and yet,All the same, so very complex.She starts out by picking her canvas,An unblemished spot amon.. |
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AN HONORABLE CRIMEA Screenplay by White Joe WhiteIt's a "short" that focuses on the drug war and just how damaging it can be. |
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change, wrap, bottle, bargain, bear.A Poem by Alice H.A poem about alcoholism. This poem was made out of a prompt I found on Writer's Digest. |
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