Alcohol 🫷
A drop may look harmless, Clear as truth, calm as rain, But when ethanol enters the body, It whispers disorder into the brain. First it slows the rhythm of life, The silent engines inside, Metabolism stumbles, Control and balance quietly slide. The mind feels light, falsely free, Judgement loosens its grip, Laughter hides the danger, As coordination starts to slip. Reflexes dull, muscles forget, What once they knew so well, The body moves without command, Trapped in alcohol’s spell. And then there is alchohol Not a friend, but a lie, A poison in disguise, Where even small amounts can kill or blind the eye. In the liver it turns cruel, Coagulating life itself, Like heat hardens an egg, It destroys the body from within the self. To protect the careless and the curious, Science paints the warning blue, Denatured alcohol stands marked, So misuse cannot slip through. Stay safe... Fight it ❤️❤️
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