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Ponyboy

Walking down the avenue,

admiring how my cigarette smoke

mingles with the snow.

Gentle wisps rising,

quiet kisses falling,

but they meet midair

to dance.

I could watch this silent beauty

for days, until

 

a wrinkled old man closing up shop

scowls at me.

"Those things will **** you, lady."

 

I pause.

Shocked at the sound.

 

"That's the plan," I mumble,

and clumsily stride away.

 

The snow keeps falling

but nothing sticks.

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zoe
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Published
Feb 8, 2012
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