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    Drug Addiction Poems

    Often, poems and inspirational sayings can aid lift spirits and focus on the necessary things in life. When you're battling a drug addiction, poems can aid keep you focused and on track with recovery. It can motivate you toward action and getting aid for your addiction.

    Perhaps the the bulk well-known poem is "The Serenity Prayer":

    Grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change
    To alteration the things that I can
    And the wisdom to know the difference

    Since drug addiction requires people to leave their old life behind in order to recover, the next poem called "Begin Again" is quite inspirational:

    One of the best things we can do in our lives is
    Begin again

    Begin to observe yourself as you were when you were the happiest
    Begin to bear in mind what worked for you and what worked against you
    Begin to try and re-capture the magic that is life
    Begin to survive a lifetime each day as you did when you were a child
    Begin to forget your baggage, the troubles that don't matter anymore, the tears that cried themselves away, and the concerns that are going to wash away on the shore of tomorrow's new beginning

    Tomorrow tells us it would be here every new day of our lives
    If we are wise, we will turn away from the troubles of the past
    And give the future and ourselves a chance to become the best of friends

    Sometimes all it takes is a wish in the heart to let yourself

    Begin again

    ~ Author Unknown

    People with a drug addiction can find some beautiful words to survive by in a poem. It can speak to them and motivate them to action. For example, this next poem tells us of hope and letting go: "Two Days":

    There are two days in every week
    About which we should not worry
    Two days
    That should be kept free from fear and apprehension

    One is yesterday with all its mistakes and cares
    Is faults and blunders, its aches and pains

    Yesterday has passed forever beyond our control
    We cannot undo a single act we performed or erase a single word we said
    Yesterday is gone forever

    Then there is tomorrow
    With all its possibilities, it's adversities, its burdens, its rewards

    Tomorrow's sun will rise
    Either in splendor or behind a mask of clouds
    But it will rise

    Until it does, we have no stake in tomorrow
    For it has yet to be born

    That leaves today
    Anyone can fight the battle of just one day
    It's when you contribute the burdens of yesterday and tomorrow
    That you break down

    It's not the experience of today that drives a person mad
    It's the remorse or bitterness of something that happened yesterday
    And the dread of what tomorrow might bring

    Therefore, it only makes sense
    For peace of mind and hope
    Live simply one day at a time
    Live today!

    ~ Author Unknown

    If you're struggling with a drug addiction, try writing your own poem. Look inside your heart, observe what the addiction is doing to you and show your feelings in a poem. You may just find that you could inspire yourself!

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