Drugs Poems

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Kermit and Elmo are gay lovers, and they get into a life of crime.
by Civl 12346

They used to boink ‘till she oink.
Now she wanna divorce;
Steal all the money from his bank,
And saddle up a different horse.
Kermit starin’ down a pistol point
Blank, head empty, sit and think.
His heart sank.
He just wants a baddie with which to get jiggy.
He don’t want no Pay Piggy.


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Rive Vekk Musklene
by Teo Luchin

On the warm wool, among Nordic symbols, giggles and mandarins, two hollow sanctuaries pull me in. Bony surface, smooth, recklessly thin.
I trace the patterns of lost vigor.
His beak, open, softly arced.
As if his last breaths were the questions I’ve lost the answers to.
So out of place, placed here so stubbornly.
Into my grasp, as if meant to be.
With each passing blink, I move closer to your essence, closer than you yourself could ever be.
Reaching beneath where your skin once lived.
Past the things you thought you were.
It makes me wonder,

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Drugs
by Helen Brownell

Drugs
Have made you old and me older
Drugs and mental illness
Drugs and mental illness interspersed with accusation, rationalization, retaliation
Arrests, hearings, warrants
Missed opportunities and stagnation
Suicide attempts and hospitalization
I could go on
But it started with drugs


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Why Don’t They Hear Me?
by Jeffrey Pipes Guice

Why don’t they understand me...
Why don’t they hear me when I yell...
All these prescriptions are causing me problems...
I’m living my life in psychiatrist hell...

He never listens when I say I’m tired
Of all the crap they teach at school...
All he does is overdose me...
Face down on my desk in a puddle of drool...


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The Red Dots On His Face
by Randy Johnson

My stepson was doing Meth and had red dots on his face.
I told him that I don't allow drug users to live at my place.
I immediately knew he was doing Meth because of the red dots.
He lied when he said that he had the measles, I knew he did not.
My ex-wife said if her son wasn't welcome in my home, neither was she.
She thought that her son's drug use wasn't a big deal and she left me.
But now she agrees that it was stupid when her son did Meth.
Last month, he overdosed and it caused his untimely death.
What I'm about to say isn't a lie, it is real.
Please say no to drugs because drugs kill.

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Recent Drugs Poems
Delirium Dreams
by Christine Kuruvilla

The unknown, the mysterious,
Smoking Mary Jane,
Till they lost and delirious.
Clouded are their thoughts,
Hidden are their meanings,
Searching for refugee in unsaid feelings

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Rive Vekk Musklene
by Teo Luchin

On the warm wool, among Nordic symbols, giggles and mandarins, two hollow sanctuaries pull me in. Bony surface, smooth, recklessly thin.
I trace the patterns of lost vigor.
His beak, open, softly arced.
As if his last breaths were the questions I’ve lost the answers to.
So out of place, placed here so stubbornly.
Into my grasp, as if meant to be.
With each passing blink, I move closer to your essence, closer than you yourself could ever be.
Reaching beneath where your skin once lived.
Past the things you thought you were.
It makes me wonder,

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Kermit and Elmo are gay lovers, and they get into a life of crime.
by Civl 12346

They used to boink ‘till she oink.
Now she wanna divorce;
Steal all the money from his bank,
And saddle up a different horse.
Kermit starin’ down a pistol point
Blank, head empty, sit and think.
His heart sank.
He just wants a baddie with which to get jiggy.
He don’t want no Pay Piggy.


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in front of the toilet
by Sunny Cromwell

We stood in front of the toilet and waited.
You said you couldn't do it anymore.
She would be the perfect woman
But not your home.
Your home is there in the first booth
Your home is doing lines
You stood in front of the toilet and waited

I feel disgusted and
this pseudo-romanticism quite ridiculous.

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inner turmoil
by aditya vats

As the blazing star resolves in the ocean,
The haunting echoes come out of hiding.

My trembling fingers long for the
blood-soaked glass slab to firmly
stroke my withering skin.

The slabs of my broken,
blood-soaked mirror,
sheen brighter than

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  • Randy Johnson
    Randy Johnson (4 poems about Drugs)
    August 20, 1971 - Tennessee
  • Allie Dé Luca
    Allie Dé Luca (1 poem about Drugs)
    March 4, 1998 — New York.
  • Angela Cini
    Angela Cini (1 poems about Drugs)
    August 18, 1980 - Melbourne
  • Helen Brownell
    Helen Brownell (1 poems about Drugs)
    September 9, 1952 Ann Arbor, Michigan
  • Mariah Odom
    Mariah Odom (1 poem about Drugs)
    February 6, 1996 - Arizona
  • Brendon Hall
    Brendon Hall (1 poems about Drugs)
    December 27, 1992 - Connecticut
  • anon anon
    anon anon (1 poems about Drugs)
    June 10, 2004 - Oregon
  • Lee Grabbe
    Lee Grabbe (1 poems about Drugs)
    January 31st, 2001- California
  • Poetry of the Lost <3
    Poetry of the Lost <3 (1 poems about Drugs)
    December 13, 2007 - Maryland
  • Sunny Cromwell
    Sunny Cromwell (1 poem about Drugs)
    Feburary 7, 2003 - Berlin