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Inhaling less than swallowing, the smoke Is churning in guts turned over frail lungs. There is a taste of parties that evoke Loitering and after *** chill sessions. It's all just floating in the space between Pulsing diaphragms and small intestines. Hitting tobacco from the **** to ween One from cigarettes is like invest'n In a slower death. One accidental Flex of the throat and feel the backward blows Of a thousand dead leaves instrumental In slacking muscles blocking acid flows.       Some tums might help, throwing up, or quitting.       Nah! I'll **** lemons and keep on spitting.
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Jan 12, 2020
Jan 12, 2020 at 5:52 PM UTC
Lemon Water and Cigarettes
Inhaling less than swallowing, the smoke Is churning in guts turned over frail lungs. There is a taste of parties that evoke Loitering and after *** chill sessions. It's all just floating in the space between Pulsing diaphragms and small intestines. Hitting tobacco from the **** to ween One from cigarettes is like invest'n In a slower death. One accidental Flex of the throat and feel the backward blows Of a thousand dead leaves instrumental In slacking muscles blocking acid flows.       Some tums might help, throwing up, or quitting.       Nah! I'll **** lemons and keep on spitting.
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Jan 12, 2020
Jan 12, 2020 at 5:52 PM UTC
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