Drugs never were my cup of tea,
at least not the drugs you know.
Instead of filling my veins with heroin,
I was plunging the needle of despair
deep into my thigh —
high on my own supply of misery.
There was no need to try cocaine
or party with Molly,
not with heartbreak in my pocket
just waiting to be ingested.
I let myself become these things,
allowed myself to get sucked in to the hunger
that craved a special kind of drug
that can't be bought off the streets.
Moka Lynn, 'A particularly dark road'









