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I wake in a haze
too afraid to see myself lying on the bathroom floor with visions of my family, walking and talking with me as we played our silly games that made us laugh and sing in the narrow rose covered lane, leading to the woods far away near the banks of the river by the pebbled brown brook where the shy daisies lay. There under the weeping willow with a family of sparrows at rest, like we were in this haven of peace in the glow of our togetherness. But now my memory fades to grey to see myself, the violent drunk strapped to a bed so stark on a carpet of deep regret, for the hurt to my family who ran away in fear of my alcohol abuse that left me dying here. My name is Harry. I'm an Alcoholic two years sober today dreaming of you the family I failed.
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