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ADDICTION
- part I

Toxic substances , the more that we CRAVE
Using a shovel to dig our own GRAVE
Not withstanding the love and joy that God GAVE

I know it will kill me, but I need it to survive
I only live once, but I Still don't mind.
I sold my "Watch" to buy more drugs
I'm living on "borrowed" time.

I took heroin -to bring out the hero-in-me
Wanted to marry Joan , so I took marijuana.
I taut I was addicted to drugs..
But I was more addicted to "Self destruction"

Its tearing me apart, I have a few pages left.
I'm out of oxygen, I'm now short on health.
They say prevention is better than cure.
A word is enough for those willing to hear.

Word of advice-

Addiction Isn't bad in totality but centre your addiction on sth purposeful.
God,hustle,hard work, making paper ✌ etc.
Say NO to drug Abuse.

#BLAZE_OH
   Blaizoh
#MakingAdiffernce

Written by
Aniediong Malachy
300 level
Agricultural and Environmental Engineering
Akwa Ibom State University 

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