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by Brandon Evans Aug 2, 2004 category : Sadness, depression / other
Smiles and laughter your guise You never told us the truth Resent and angst stored deep within Stemming from painful youth We never heard your cries for help Your screams were done in silence The outside seemed all so normal Yet life you lived in defiance Broken home, poignant memories They led you off your chosen path Friends gave way to powder and mirrors Dove without care of its inevitable wrath Consumed your mind and body Your “out” became your bane One night we got the doctor’s call You OD’ed on your precious cocaine Over three years have passed But still you’re in our heart “Best of friends”, just words now That night we fell apart Neither dead nor alive Alone, you’re trapped in slumber Body is there, but mind is gone Drugs had gotten your number
by teresa
this is a really good poem, my best friend had an uncle who she lost to cocaine and i really likt this poem
by Ş∂ņÄħy∂
Great poem.. A good warning for those who use drugs...
by julie
excellent imagery and perfect words used, well done ;)