It's a Methed Up World
How did life get so methed up?
It's a methed up world
How did life get so methed up?
Why has it become "epidemic proportions?"
How did it become the norm to self-medicate to get through the day?
How is it "fun" to take poison for a boost?
Statistics say it is only .9% of Americans that have used meth in the past 12 months
But that computes to 2.6 MILLION people
Aged 12 or older.
I cried to read that because I have someone in those 2.6 million.
I went on to read that in the past year
0.2% of 8th graders, 0.2% of 10th graders, and 0.2% of 12th graders used meth
Who are these dealers? How can they not have a conscience?
They sell to CHILDREN
Kids with brains not fully formed
Not capable of comprehending the horrors that await
to recognize the trap they have stepped into
Or the horrors that await
Nor the long road that it takes to escape
Whether to sobriety or the grave
And mothers and fathers
Sisters and brothers
Friends and lovers
Watch helplessly as their loved one flails
In a mess bigger than they are
Life becomes about the moment
Trying to string enough moments together
To get from one fix to the next.
And the zombie life they live
With no relief.
What possesses anyone to be a dealer?
What possesses anyone to encourage another to partake of something so vile?
A Dealer is surely the Devil in disguise.
How could you?
Why would you?
I F***ING HATE YOU MOTHERF***ER!
Because you are the reason
It's a Methed Up World
About the Creator
Pam Reeder
Stifled wordsmith re-embracing my creativity. I like to write stories that tap into raw human emotions.
Author of "Bristow Spirits on Route 66", magazine articles, four books under a pen name, technical writing, stories for my grandkids.
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This is very sad , and if it is someone close you must just feel you are a statistic, mor higs , Pam