LETTER TO ALCOHOL, FROM ANONYMOUS
Hey Alcohol, Don’t You Remember Me?
You have been a close friend of family for years
Why just last New Years we shared cheers!!!!
Tossed back from swigs while dancing jigs, before tripping
I can’t believe you don’t remember me my friend and witness
I’m your best man., you know me, I’m Anonymous
Last Year We Was Best Mans at My Friends Wedding
Toasting his Matrimony by quickly becoming intoxicating
Cursing friends as if enemies, you sure can scream blasphemy
While filling me with courage to speak my behind, untimely
Having all the guests going…..and going back for more, binging
Even if the bar is dry, going to the store to buy hard not soft drinks
At all costs Alcohol, I’ll let you do the talking and funny walking
You sure you don’t remember me Alcohol, its Anonymous
We are relatives, my kids are named because of and for you
My son, you remember him, dark skinned called Henny Black
Everybody on the block knows him, always talking, they call him yak
My daughter is the sweetest thing on the block, everyone has tasted
She has a whole lot of kids, going by names from Rose to Cisco!
Yeah they was unplanned from Sex on the Beach with indiscreet
That night, you was the one who turned out the lights of caution
As we were both dizzy from the Sea Breeze feeling wetted
Feeling free and sexing fancy, howling and moaning romancing
Unplanned messages in bottles from slurping teas from Long Island
Now profiling a façade of sobriety in public policing of my status
Hiding my affliction to this latest and greatest addiction……drinking, drunken!
Punking new jacks, bent over ‘earling or sweating from an Alcoholic rushing
Me and you Alcohol were functional, from consuming more than a few
Irrationally telling of lies, all the while working the crowd of loved ones
Winning fights from previous nights’ rave of rage, only not to remember or recall
Damaging persons in occurrences of strangeness, injuring innocents driving drunk
Waking up, hung over but never quite over, catching up with Alcoholic needing
Talking me out of reality, steady in the spirit of possessing one more consuming
So there we are descending clearly in sight of the bottom of the bottle
Swallowing pride, family and health, to only be filled with the presence of you
Alcohol you sure you don’t recall me? I’m your boy that night of the spiking
Innocently assuming free drinks meant that the next step was naturally free thinking
As reputations spoke before me, for me in representing me as a relative Alcoholic
Able to handle all sorts of alcoholic derivatives, never expecting or
inspecting for an intentional poisoning from unknown patrons with names
like Mickey or Ruthie!!!
Finally the well known NYC drunken master, barely escapes disaster of his liquid surmise
Humbly thanking GOD for a further chance, in a room full of Anonymous fools
All professing and signifying their relation to a first cousin, sister or brother to….Alcohol from seemingly Anonymous
So this is my story, never expecting to be removed from the glory of indulging
Now existing solely for recovery, discovering the Spirit of Alcohol and realization
That they were never really a kin of me, no wonder Alcohol would commonly be disclaiming my existence up high
As I sit here in a room for a group of Anonymous best friends and relatives of Spirits!
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