alcohol: a short story
"Look at you" he yelled while pointing at my drunken state. "You drink your sorrows away, why?"
I stared at him with dull eyes. He had no idea what it was like. He always was the one to save others, and yet he chose to save me.
"I drink because I choose to drown my livers in the substance some people use to forget. I, on the other hand, drink to drink because sometimes women like me need a good whiskey on a Friday night." I replied while taking another shot of alcohol.
He stared at me then let out a sigh. He then helped me down from my chair and put his jacket over my shoulders.
"What will you do without me?" He said.
"Drink." I replied.
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PoetryThis is my story- told through the thoughts I couldn't keep inside. A collection of moments, feelings, and truths I've learned to face and finally accept. These poems are pieces of me, shared for anyone who needs to feel less alone. If you're readin...
