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#quitsmoking
She envied the way He talked to the saleslady Asking her for a pack Trying to charm her in every way. She loathed the way He used to puff smoke from his mouth Smiling at the passers-by In front of the hallway. She hid his ashtray In the bottom of the top drawer He searched for it From corner to corner. She went away Carrying her suitcase Never left a word When she knew He had found the ashtray. She’s gone for a week, But three knocks came From the front door He thought it was her But it was never. She wrote him a letter, The mailman said Handed it to him Along with an urn. She said in the letter She breathed Every smoke he blew And now, She turned into Like that powder in gray On the ashtray.
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Aug 2, 2014
Aug 2, 2014 at 6:32 AM UTC
Don’t Ask for Cigarettes