Addiction

Submitted by E on Mon, 07/13/2009 - 23:41

Wow, this is kinda depressing. It sounds better when you're listening to an AMAZING song called Gravity by Sara Bareilles. This was inspired from a dance on So You Think You Can Dance (Mia Michaels' contemporary routine, danced by Kayla and Kupono). They danced it to Gravity, and it is beautiful. So anyhow, constructive critisism is definitely welcome!!!!

Trapped, captured
Dancing at the tips of your cruel fingers
I am your marionette
You are the puppet master

You want me
Because I've lost strength
You don't care about me
You want power

Why do I stay?
I don't know
All you do is drag me down
But something always pulls me back

You wait, calm as March wind
I always run back
Your arm is forever ready for me
Broken me

You're an addiction
I love you
I hate you
But I can't leave

Addiction

Author's age when written
12
Genre

Comments

I dunno.......I heard that Gravity song and saw that dance and felt like writing it. Believe me, I'm not sad!!! :-D

"You were not meant to fit into a shallow box built by someone else." -J. Raymond

"How could you love some one, yet hate them? I guess because they're an addiction"

I have to agree with Nate on this one. Not just the person, but love or loving someone, can be an addiction.

Erin, I like your succintness and brevity, which I feel paints a rather brilliant picture of the emotions that accompany 'addiction'.

Not depressing, but stark and truthful. I like that. :}

This was pretty good! depressing, that's fine! lol. So true about the whole loving and hating. lol. That's probably the most commented thing on your poem...;) anyways, good job!

~Paula

Thanks :-D

"You were not meant to fit into a shallow box built by someone else." -J. Raymond

I saw that dance too...and the song...oh my goodness, the song was amazing! So this fits perfectly with it. 

(You're probably wondering why I'm commenting a year after it was published...I go scrolling through old poems and stories on AP just for fun! hehe)