drunks tell no lies
they say
but when they’re sober
they tell no truths
liquid courage
they say
but it’s more like
real communication’s anesthesia
honesty
needs to be shared
person to person
with heads clear
otherwise, the path down liquid lane makes
hard times
get harder
direction is lost
focus gone
and the urge
to share
what needs to be said
just adds up to a larger tab
Susi Bocks has self-published two books – Feeling Human and Every Day I Pause. Currently, she is an Associate Editor at the virtual coffee shop – Fictional Café. You can find her work at IWriteHer.com or follow on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/MyHumanityInWrittenForm/, where she invites you to read her thoughts and get to know her. Bocks had some of her work previously published at Scarlet Leaf Review, VitaBrevis, Spillwords, Literary Yard, as well as other literary magazines.
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Alcohol like drugs, sure during the first few uses someone different comes out in terms of an alternate honest or lying self, or confident and quite self.
Anyways the point is the more one uses whatever the more they become used to being their conscious sober selves throughout the bodies intoxications.
Like the whole Jesus is the same everyday.
Just means he maintained his self while intoxicated that way he could use like the rest of them while maintaining enough focus to gather solid data off the intoxicated people around him in the meantime.
Now it might not be the case for everyone but it seems to be the case for me.
Long point short, Jesus was a spy.