the 8 T 's to Remember

the 8 - T 's --- take the time to think the thing through

Delusions

Delusions

 

Burned dreams, bad scenes.
Locked up, locked out,
Locked down.
Need just one more drink.
Lost hopes, no smokes,
nowhere to go,
but got to get there soon.
Will quit after this next drink.

 

Divorce court,
county court,
municipal court,
Hospital, clinics, detox,
Got to have one more drink.

 

Shaky hands, bad plans,
one night stands, Time running out,
for that last drink.

 

Long clay hole, tales untold,
eulogy from strangers, Body buried,
Life forgotten, He finally had that
last drink.

 

Author - RS Sherrod 2009
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