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Kelsey Nicole Simmons
Poems
Dec 2016
Chainsmoking
She took in a deep breath
of the almost wintry autumn air
a rush of cold wind filled her lungs
and made her feel more alive
than she had felt in weeks
refreshing oxygen mixed in with the
poisonous smoke of her
lipstick stained cigarette
she walked down
the midnight moon lit road
her eyes pulled up towards
the night sky
innocent of all light pollution
and she gazed at the stars
they were so clear that night
she took a long steady puff
exhaled
and watched the smoke dissolve
into Orion's Belt
with one more toxic drag
she threw out her cigarette
she looked down at her small dog
and smiled
she deserves a longer walk
she thought
and I deserve another cigarette
Written by
Kelsey Nicole Simmons
23/F/North Carolina
(23/F/North Carolina)
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