I feel alone

I feel alone

A Poem by lawrence bear
"

life repeats a familiar tune

"

I feel alone,

like the fading moon.

Whispers in the wind,

repeats a familiar tune.

 

The bottle,

calls to those it pleases.

Tempting me,

So much it teases.

 

I feel alone


My body,

How much it shakes.

My world,

How much it quakes.

 

I feel alone

Give in,

It cries.

You need me,

It lies.

  

I feel alone


I am weak,

my life it gambles.

One beer equals,

my life in shambles.

I feel alone,

like the fading moon.

Whispers in the wind,

repeats a familiar tune.


I feel alone

whispers

a familiar tune.


I feel alone,

reaching

I give in all too soon

The bottle,

my world

The gamble.

I feel alone

© 2012 lawrence bear


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Addiction takes us to these depths of deception in our souls that no one could ever understand..that hasn't experienced it..
As I read this all I could think of is the power that this poem gives that bottle.. as it invites and taunts..and yet the feeling of walking away gives us that same power in threefold..
I will gamble to say...that you are not as alone as you think and...this moment is just that and will pass.. xo

Posted 12 Years Ago


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Addiction came as a well wisher but soon it was felt it was a demon. It knew the wish of one to be happy and trapped him into an illusion of happiness taking away pain but his life, hope you get what I say.

Posted 3 Years Ago


When I felt alone a month ago I wasn't great I turned to drinking and aggression, but I went and got help and now the only time I'll drink is when I get permission

Posted 3 Years Ago


The ending produced a cold and numb feeling like the edge of a knife....sad.. profoundly sad. Addiction is a demon that kills slowly....... sucking the lives from it's victims without mercy.

Posted 3 Years Ago


I can sense the loneliness in this write, This is well expressed. Addictions, well I think everyone has one of some sort and they are hard to break.... Very well written write here

Posted 3 Years Ago


lawrence bear

3 Years Ago

Thank you for your review.
Unspoken poet

3 Years Ago

not a problem
Beautifully put and well described. Your usage of words is amazing and allowed me to use my imagination and even think. Think about being in these very same situations, my feelings etc. Again, I commend and respect you for this wonderful piece! One of my best reads of the week

Posted 8 Years Ago


lawrence bear

8 Years Ago

thank you for your review
Nicely penned about a lonely life of an alcoholic...but there is help out there for those who
really want it...Rose

Posted 10 Years Ago


Scary and sad.

Posted 11 Years Ago


Oh my......this is raw and powerful. Having been married to an alchoholic for years (he is dry now) I know the powerful pull of the bottle. I like how you also used the word "gamble" to describe drinking again, for that too, can be a powerful addiction.
Thanks for sharing!

Posted 12 Years Ago


This poem is powerful, addiction is a two headed serpent that alone no man can tame. You have done an amazing job I loved it and it drew me right in.

Posted 12 Years Ago


This is really good, very powerful. How our addictions call to us, like sirens. They are so so hard to resist. I really enjoyed this poem!

Posted 12 Years Ago



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