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a re-lit cigarette never tastes the same the stale smoke is thinner and quieter and drier than the usual tar-based fog your mouth always tasted like the pomegranate lip balm you wore (the lip balm i always stole in your absence because i missed your mouth on mine) mixed with the sharp bite of your cigarette smoke i smoked reds you smoked blacks and in turn, my taste changed to match yours because you are my favorite flavor and i remember the day when you kissed me and your lips tasted like a re-lit cigarette and it wasn’t even a marlboro and i knew you didn’t love me anymore
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Oct 5, 2015
Oct 5, 2015 at 3:45 PM UTC
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a re-lit cigarette never tastes the same the stale smoke is thinner and quieter and drier than the usual tar-based fog your mouth always tasted like the pomegranate lip balm you wore (the lip balm i always stole in your absence because i missed your mouth on mine) mixed with the sharp bite of your cigarette smoke i smoked reds you smoked blacks and in turn, my taste changed to match yours because you are my favorite flavor and i remember the day when you kissed me and your lips tasted like a re-lit cigarette and it wasn’t even a marlboro and i knew you didn’t love me anymore
well ****
vangouhl
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Oct 5, 2015
Oct 5, 2015 at 3:45 PM UTC
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