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As an inoccent girl I sat
Crouching behind the maroon colored sofa
Listening to their angry words echo
Off the walls of that broken home

Stuck inside
A stereotypical cliche
Of a family no more

I'm not going to lie
I held that wooden crucifix between my tiny fingers
And prayed to God that he wouldn't hit her

Then somewhere along the interestates and highways
Railroad tracks
Friends lost and days past
I grew up
As we all did
And as we all learned
The trials and tribulations
Of our daily living
Our daily bread
(which you should thank the lord for by the way)

This time as a young woman I wept
On my knees in desperation
Feeling the effects take a toll
On my broken body of systems

Stuck within
The deadly grasp of the Coca plant
That grows upon His devine earth

I'm not going to lie
I held that 14 karat crucifix between my tainted fingers
And I prayed to God for cocaine



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On Saturday June 14th, 2008, Bluegirl (255) writes:
Wow. Hit me like a brick on the head. Amazing.


On Saturday August 18th, 2007, Reefer_rave (238) writes:
being grown up is never what we thought it would be.. this is wonderful


On Sunday April 1st, 2007, Evil (551) writes:
this is.. impressive. nicely done.♥


On Sunday April 1st, 2007, Freebird (685) writes:
I still come back and read this every so often. And there's still days I pray to God for some coke, but I know that if I ever started using again I'd be dead in less than a week.


On Friday January 19th, 2007, Bakkhus Unbound (1119) writes:
"Listening to their angry words echo Off the walls of that broken home" Captivating; a story well understood. The twist even while knocking on Heaven's door (to use a cliché). Well done (I know these streets, these paths). Amen.


On Wednesday January 17th, 2007, Freebird (685) writes:
This was so great. Im speechless.


On Friday November 24th, 2006, SaraJane (44) writes:
Incredible. Thats.... im just speechless. Great poem!


On Monday October 16th, 2006, Instant Insanity (773) writes:
Oh wow, You know I hate reading Religious poems, but this one caught me by suprise. Thats some crazy shit my friend


On Friday July 28th, 2006, SamoneDrone (410) writes:
mmm... intense. it's always a pleasure tracking change. this is powerful. ....-samone


On Thursday July 27th, 2006, xserratedsoulx (284) writes:
the last stanza is chilling.


On Tuesday May 16th, 2006, Crumpled Dragonflies (112) writes:
Gods. Exactly the truth. You could find yourself behind a trashbin with no shoes and still pray for the next hit....this is miind blowing. ~Div.


On Saturday January 14th, 2006, Tangle Box Tales (169) writes:
your words...they stun me. beautiful.


On Monday September 26th, 2005, An Expired Member (26) writes:
absolutly beautiful write


On Thursday September 15th, 2005, Esau (281) writes:
excellent write


On Sunday April 24th, 2005, An Expired Member (6) writes:
beautifully written


On Sunday February 13th, 2005, Sticky Kitty (329) writes:
nice loved the last stanza -kitty


On Friday February 4th, 2005, Astra Dei (649) writes:
im not a fan of cocain myself, but the poem was incredible. im realy impresed with this piece.


On Tuesday January 4th, 2005, An Expired Member (8) writes:
thats really deep. i loved it. -.cami


On Thursday December 23rd, 2004, shadowsinthelight (219) writes:
All of your cocaine poetry keeps taking me back to the memory of the last time, lying awake on the floor, the sun rising, the mirror and the baggy, which held a quarter ounce, licked clean, my sinuses swelling, bleeding, my nerves twitching, wanting more,


On Thursday December 23rd, 2004, shadowsinthelight (219) writes:
thinking how it has changed me, my friends and a damn bird singing outside the window. I said to myself I will not feel this way ever again. Well written, thank you. S.


On Thursday December 23rd, 2004, Silent Assassin (123) writes:
Wow, I really felt the pain of this poem. Very well written all the way through.


On Thursday December 23rd, 2004, frozen (756) writes:
very heartfelt gripping and inriguing wonderful write.


On Wednesday December 22nd, 2004, An Expired Member (5) writes:
wow. that was really good


On Wednesday December 22nd, 2004, MEATGRINDER MAN (510) writes:
I agree with Rone. Thumbs up, White!


On Wednesday December 22nd, 2004, Rone4611 (157) writes:
very heartfelt. I like how you refered everything back to God... good write


On Wednesday December 22nd, 2004, An Expired Member (12) writes:
heartfelt and revealing, and well done


On Wednesday December 22nd, 2004, OLd SouL (848) writes:
that temporary fix does nothing but make the scars deeper... unfortunately, I know from experience. I don't know your current situation but if you need help don't be afraid to ask for it.


On Wednesday December 22nd, 2004, Clerik (49) writes:
This is by far the most captivating piece you have ever written.....beautiful job horse.


On Wednesday December 22nd, 2004, K_Love (701) writes:
Damn.. just damn. I love your work and each day they get stronger. I'm speechless..*adds to favs*



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