'Till Death Do Us Part Poem by Cathlene Stahl

'Till Death Do Us Part

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So now little man...
You have grown tired of grass,
LCD, acid, cocaine, and hash,
And someone pretending to be your friend
Said, 'I'll introduce you to Miss Heroin.
Well, honey, before you start fooling with me,
Just let me inform you of how it will be.
For I will seduce you and make you my slave.
I have sent men much stronger then you to their grave.
You think you could never become a disgrace
An end up addicted to poppyseed waste.
So you will start inhaling me one afternoon
You'll take me in your arms very soon.
And once I have entered deep down in your veins,
The craving will nearly drive you insane.
You will need lots of money, and as you've been told,
For, darling, I am much more expensive than gold.
You'll swindle your mother, and just for a buck,
You'll turn into something vile and corrupt.
You'll mug and you'll steal for my narcotic charm
And feel contentment when I'm in your arms.
The day when you realize the monster you've grown,
You will solemnly promise to leave me alone.
If you think you have got the mystical knack,
Then sweetie, just try getting me off your back.
The vomit, the cramps, your gut tied in a knot,
The jangling nerves screaming for just one more shot.
The hot chills, the cold sweat, the withdrawal pains,
Can only be saved by my little white grains.
There is no other way and there's no need to look,
For deep down inside you will know you are hooked.
You will desperately run to the pusher and then
You will welcome me back in your arms once again.
And when you return, just as I foretold,
I know you will give me your body and soul.
You will give up your morals, your conscience, your heart,
And you will be mine......until death do us part.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
J E 29 June 2022

This is called plagiarism! She is not the original author of this poem! I remember this from back in the 80's, and it was anonymous then, and still is!

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Greg Huntsman 05 January 2018

It is highly unlikely that Cathlene Stahl is the Author of this poem. It was published in the early 70's and has been reproduced with many titles though its true Author chose to remain 'Anonymous'.

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Greg Huntsman 05 January 2018

Please see 'Take me in you arms' at WOWZONE.com

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