Farwell to Fantasy

by Once an Angel   Mar 1, 2006


Remember the sweet little girl in the sparkling pink dress?
Dreaming of sugar-plums and being a royal princess.
Crying a bucket of tears when she scraped her knee,
but then becoming hyper and happy with a colored candy.

Where is that girl now, what has she become?
See how she pops a handful of pills and then some.
New types of candies are used to fill her mind with glee,
they come in all colors shapes and sizes, known as ecstasy.

A hazy is almost always over her once deep blue eyes,
because she choose to live dressed up in alcohol's lies.
Her royal kingdom's future and jeweled crown are all slain,
exchanged for the head pounding of a hangovers pain.

The sugar-plum fairies have all died and drifted away,
Because her imagination remains in mental decay.
She's too drugged up to know life's simply drifting by.
She could have had a change if she was willing to try.

Now her prince charming touches her in an immoral way,
beating her body down when she doesn't want to play.
She can't tell anyone of her constant painful shame,
because that is one of the rules of her prince's little game.

Dark depression and despair claw relentlessly into her mind.
Poring away her soul into the mold they have designed.
So dumb and deaf and blind she is unable to voice her plea,
to wake from the nightmare that has transformed reality.

Recently a friend of mine tried to commit suicide by taking this kind of drugs and then just a few days ago another friend of mine OD on that same drug to get high. She promised that she wouldn't get addicted and now she is into sniffing permanent markers as well. Drugs are powerful chains that will bind you if you get too close so don't go there.

-Tainted Mikochan

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  • 17 years ago

    by Amberinaa

    Wow, that so sad im sorry to hear about your friends. the poem was so good. the words and the rhymes. great!
    your vocabulary is simply amazing. i loved how you related it to that princess and how everything changed..

  • 18 years ago

    by Sarah Ann

    Wow I thought this was absolutely amazing. You really have a great way with words, and a true unique talent. The poem touched me so much because sadly at one point in my life I could relate to the princess. It brought a tear to my eye, and got me thinking how thankful I am that I am no longer mixed up in that life. Keep up your wonderful work! 5/5

  • 18 years ago

    by PS

    Hey i really like this. i really like the metaphor of the princess business. and i like the words you use. and this is a major compliment from me cuz i usually hate poems like this. awesome job!

  • 18 years ago

    by chavii

    Loved this poem , conveys such strong message for young lives trapped in drugs.The way u compare the innocence of childhood with present drug addiction is really praiseworthy.
    Great poem simply loved it.

    Thanks for ur sweet comment ,really appreaciate it.

    Take care
    chavii.

  • 18 years ago

    by Minkus

    Nice poem, it's a good metaphor with the princess and stuff. Nice rhymes and a good message. 5/5.

    -DJ