A Drug Problem
- Hunter Blain
- Apr 15
- 1 min read
I partake in many pleasures
that I've been advised to avoid.
I take great care to moderate
and great care I must employ.
But no one warned or stopped me
from beginning my worst addiction.
Indeed, had I refused to start
I faced imminent physical restriction.
Seroquel is the street name;
Quetiapine is the chemical.
Antagonizing various brain receptors
to make its effects purely medical.
For me, it dampens reality,
muting the world's beauty.
The full experience too rich
so repression is my duty.
My body physically dependent
on the suppression it provides.
In order to keep myself on track
I must keep an unending supply.
If I fail to maintain the stupor,
tempted by my full senses,
Occam requires simple explanations
no matter what my defense is.
