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Iroic Infinity

by joshua-michael

The cigarette burns, I watch it fade, Like the smoke that loops, like the love we made. Infinity twists in the cold night air, Mocking the "forever" that led me here. She’s gone, but I still wear her ghost, Clinging in nicotine, stitched in my sleeves. The scent of goodbye lingers the most— Smoke stains stay, but she had to leave.
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joshua-michael
29 / M / South Africa/Bangkok
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joshua-michael
29 / M / South Africa/Bangkok
Published
Mar 25, 2025
Time
1m
Tags
#longing#love#lost#heartbreak#cigarette#smoke#memories#pain#fleeting
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