I don't have a title for this oneA Poem by Rose DowningSlam poem.
I've got my self-prescribed cure for sobriety
It says: Take liberally for depression and anxiety. Side effects may include paranoia and a deeper low: Paranoid ‘bout my stash, depressed ‘cause I’ve got no dough, And trying to think my way out When I can't think through the fog Like a ghost lost in the rain. If I can’t break this cycle, I must hate my own brain. Drinking my elixir my liquid lobotomy It straightens my thoughts; It dulls what's inside of me. But how sane is it To forget what you did And become a child again Each time you split your skin? Every time I vomit, I swear I’ll never do it again. If I can’t break this cycle, I must hate my own brain. But does a slug to the head make you sane? Shoot a silver bullet slug back a shot Does a bullet to the head make you sane? Does a bullet to the brain unmake pain? Does a bullet to the sane Bring peace to the brain, From the head to the heart, To the blood, to the rain... If I can’t break this cycle © 2025 Rose DowningAuthor's Note
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1 Review Added on February 5, 2008 Last Updated on August 4, 2025 AuthorRose DowningThe Road, ORAboutI've been traveling all my life throughout the pacific north west. I grew up mainly in cities, country ranches, country bars, cemeteries, and the burbs. I'm also fun at parties. I've won 1st place in .. more.. |

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