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the smoke fills his lungs like a smokestack. the butts litter ashtrays like little potholes of ash throughout his room. stacks upon stacks of the disgusting things, brownish yellow- just like the **** on his teeth. his breath smells and tastes as if you were lying facedown on the hot pavement, tongue to the ground gravel, dirt and gasoline on your tastebuds. he burns he yearns for the fix. when he works on his car in the hot sun, his fingers shake unless he's holding a smoke. And every day when she comes home she kisses him full on the mouth and breathes it in.
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Mar 15, 2012
Mar 15, 2012 at 3:57 PM UTC
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the smoke fills his lungs like a smokestack. the butts litter ashtrays like little potholes of ash throughout his room. stacks upon stacks of the disgusting things, brownish yellow- just like the **** on his teeth. his breath smells and tastes as if you were lying facedown on the hot pavement, tongue to the ground gravel, dirt and gasoline on your tastebuds. he burns he yearns for the fix. when he works on his car in the hot sun, his fingers shake unless he's holding a smoke. And every day when she comes home she kisses him full on the mouth and breathes it in.
michelle-reicks
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Mar 15, 2012
Mar 15, 2012 at 3:57 PM UTC
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