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Cigarette

by @daniela-jolin-linares

As I take this cigarette my life goes up in smoke, in clouds of gray and white some day I'll die of stroke. If only I could quit this habit that I have, my lungs would never rot all cancerous and scabbed. And though I know this all, to my love I still return, for nicotine I crave for nicotine I yearn. Take this poem to heart, and let thy cigarette go, for dying of lung cancer is the slowest death I know.
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