Paraphernalia Poem by Melissa Robinson

Paraphernalia



Paraphernalia's lying all around,
She becomes victim to a fate that's so profound.
Cryptic messages are caged behind lachrymose eyes
In clandestine silence where only apathy can be found.

Upon substances that alter reality, she places a crown.
With each hit off her pipe, her hopes inevitably drown.
Upon deaf ears falls the misery in the still-ness of her cries
or her contemplations of escaping realism 6ft underground.

Wednesday, May 28, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: dependence
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