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Dec 2016
You're a cigarette and I
can't find a patch.
You taste foul in my mouth,
my tongue is dried out and my
words taste like tar as your
name rattles out;
I feel sickly satisfied as I realize
I have nothing else to scratch my itch.

You are
You have always been
a bad habit.

I quit.
Meg B
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Meg B  32/F/Washington, D.C.
(32/F/Washington, D.C.)   
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