You Pulled Me Out Of The Bottle By Richard Martin

Richard Martin

 

You Pulled Me Out Of The Bottle       By Richard Martin        261                                            261

 

You reached down and pulled me out of the bottle

Where I had sunk as low as a man can go

You held on to me until I could stand on my own

And why you bothered, I guess I’ll Never know

 

For a while, I stood on my own and held my head up high

But again I started drinking, I have no reason why

I’m asking once again to hold me, till I can stand on my own

Where I can see clear again, and I won’t be alone.

 

I have no right to ask you, you’ve been through this before

But I can’t make it without you, so I’m asking you once more

To hold me once again, till I can hold my head up high

I promise this will be the last time, that I’ll ask you to try

  • Author: Richard Martin (Offline Offline)
  • Published: June 16th, 2023 04:59
  • Comment from author about the poem: I knew an alcoholic and how addictive it was.
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