Morbidity of Drugs | Teen Ink

Morbidity of Drugs

August 18, 2015
By CarrieCatt BRONZE, Wilmington, Delaware
CarrieCatt BRONZE, Wilmington, Delaware
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Once you start you cannot stop

You’ll crave it more and more


The light of day will soon be gone

And your world will be enclosed  in darkness


You’ll lose your friends, your family, and peers

And eventually yourself


Once you start you cannot stop

You will regret and feel much pain


Your body will suffer and be in agony

You’ll feel eternally sick; both body and mind


Your hair will fall out, and teeth will be stained

You’ll tremble and shake uncontrollably


Once you start you cannot stop

Your body won’t be able to handle it


Mind over matter you might say

But you lost control over everything


It made you depressed, scared, and hopeless

All of your choices spiraling out of reach


Once you start you cannot stop

Your brain has been possessed


You sleep during class what you can’t at home

And you rarely speak a steady word


Your grades turn into trash

As your memory depletes


Once you start you cannot stop

You are an empty vessel with a lost soul


All the money that you once had had

Is now replaced by drugs


Your futures lost, your life is gone

What’s the point of living any longer


Once you start you can stop

But only if you’re dead


Once you start you can never go back

Your life is over, it’s gone, extinct.


The author's comments:

This piece was inspired by a someone close to me, who had been struggling with a drug addiction. It was originally a way to share the word on how drugs could poorly effect someone's life, but turned into a piece on how my loved one slowly changed over time. My goal for this piece is to share with other people how drugs will change a life perminately, and hopefully help prevent people from participating in such destructive behavior.


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