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Miss Tabitha Devereaux
Poems
Jan 2014
Addicted
I think of you and want to smoke
ingest a grateful lung
of tar and air and nicotine
all good intent undone
I think of you and deep within
somewhere lost to time,
a tiny little death occurs
'cos you're no longer mine
I think of you because to not
would stretch my soul deplete,
as starfish grow another limb
my heart ticks off a beat
Eating tears is painless
and in reaching for the moon
I’ve built around myself a cage
and to dig, I need a spoon
take down each mouthful, dirt and stones
‘til by light I see escape
curse my indecisiveness!
I wouldn't know the path to take
I could reignite each death
but would chance occur,
smoke again, and **** the need
of addiction I am sure
So? What if I’m addicted?
each one of us is cursed
or wear the scars of something,
but at least I was the first.
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Miss Tabitha Devereaux
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