My Hell Is My Heaven Poem by Ryan Lee Morris

My Hell Is My Heaven



I live in a cell,
My soul i did sell,
My addiction, my heaven,
My heaven's my hell.
My heart is on fire.
My brain's been rewired.
Snowy white death.
Is my burning desire.
Fill my spirit with spirits.
The truth watered down.
My spirit is screaming
Yet I don't make a sound.
Moral compass ignored.
I'm losing my way.
I have nothing to hear,
But too much to say.
I'm getting older,
My heart turning colder.
Fighting a battle through life,
Like an unknown soldier.
My army of darkness,
Is ready to fight,
To finally extinguish
The last of my light.
My burden is heavy,
My lies have much weight,
A bottle and powder,
Determine my fate.
Cut up and disfigured,
I fall to the floor,
The white flag, it rises,
I can't fight anymore.
My eyes slowly closing,
I take my last breath.
I've cashed in my life.
To trade it for death.
My life was my treasure.
But i gave it no worth.
My hell was my heaven.
My heaven on earth.

Wednesday, December 20, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: addiction,hopelessness
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Crayon Poet 26 September 2019

Our perceptions become demented if we sink deeply enough into drug abuse or alcohol consumption.

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Ryan Lee Morris

Ryan Lee Morris

St Catharines, Ontario, Canada
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