Addiction Recover
Always strive for something better.
I have learned many things from having an addiction, in my life
These lessons were not learned easily, but through much pain and strife,
I have grown into a stronger man, despite the challenges, to me it brought,
When I lost my wife, to an overdose, I broke the chains, So hard I fought.
Time slips by with every moment, we lose which we can't regain,
losing the ones we love from this affliction, can make it hard in this life want to remain,
Due to everything we lose, and the magnitude from the extent of the pain,
Make choices in accordance with wisdom, for it can help your life sustain.
Do not become its victim for the this dark path, your not bound to choose,
For walking that treacherous road, not just our loved ones, but our own life You may lose,
One day you will realize that life has passed you by,
Please! Choose not to waste your life in the pursuit of getting high.
The Light Within, Thrives Not On Sin, Keep The Faith, And You Will Eternal Life Win, Fake Your Character, Never Do, Sincerity And Purity, Are What Should Come From You.
Brightest Blessings
About the Creator
Kaylon Forsyth
Knowing the path is far different in experience than walking the path. Knowledge only becomes truly useful once it is implemented in ones life, so that which I write is that which I have experienced, hopefully my words may offer solace.
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Thank you so much for your appreciation for it, I do greatly appreciate that.
This was such an uplifting and positive poem! Well done!