for PS
First, you get really, startlingly tired.
You should find some other food source.
Weight loss. I simply didn't dream.
The thing I missed most was the fizz.
I usually drink a lot of water and juice
to help me deal with life.
After three drinks you lose control.
After four drinks you lose count.
I believed I had a broken record
in my head. A very mild, yellow hue.
It all depends on what a biopsy says.
I get a tingling sensation over my body.
I left the country for a year.
I had a bad temper. My gambling increased.
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Showing posts with label alcoholism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label alcoholism. Show all posts
Friday, 31 May 2013
Sunday, 10 March 2013
TRUE STORY
My friend works with alcoholics
and the alcoholics
calculate their drinking in bottles.
My father tells me I drink too much.
I opened a bottle of wine,
in my suburban estate,
for a Scandinavian family from the city.
My father drank every night of the week.
Whiskey. Rum and Coke. A Daiquiri.
My father never told me I drink too much.
A bottle of Lightning. Bells.
Sunday, 20 May 2012
BREAKFAST OF CHAMPIONS
Morning is cracked like an egg: bust-yolk/
thick head. Coming up marmalade
spread over crisp brown toast and pancakes
drowning in honey. I am deaf
to alarms bleating time to get up and lost
on a wave of syrup thick booze.
This is my breakfast of champions
for winners. I raise the can like a trophy
and catch sun-rays in a gold-plated mouth.
thick head. Coming up marmalade
spread over crisp brown toast and pancakes
drowning in honey. I am deaf
to alarms bleating time to get up and lost
on a wave of syrup thick booze.
This is my breakfast of champions
for winners. I raise the can like a trophy
and catch sun-rays in a gold-plated mouth.
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