Nicotine

Wackyheartache4

where can I go, and what can I do? All I need is to get away from you. Trying to escape before I wind up cold and dead, but for every step I take, it seems you're always two ahead!

Thought I snuffed you out, you flared right back up again. Foolish as I was, welcomed you as an old friend. Painfully aware of the attraction we share, no consolation knowing of your ill affair. Killing families without a care, each passing year leaves ever more ensnared!

 

 BURNING! Putrid smoke it fills my lungs!

SNUFFING! Stay with me, I'll become

NOTHING! All the good for me you've done!

Ashes crumble into dust, I still can't shake my evil lust. Huge corporations market death! Just spark the flame, draw sinful breath. We all see how wrong this is! We see each and every kill. It's just too bad morality isn't paying camel's bills!

  • Author: Drewseph (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: March 25th, 2017 02:30
  • Comment from author about the poem: I wrote this poem after a few months of smoking cigarettes, in the hopes I could convince myself to quit.
  • Category: Unclassified
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  • BRIAN & ANGELA

    WELCOME FRIEND ~ Thanks for you first ode ~ with a HEALTH WARNING. I've never smoked and I welcome the Worldwide ban an smoking indoors ! All it requires is common sense and will power ~ AMEN "Take warning dear Friend ~ take warning dear Brother ~ there's fire on one end and FOOL on the other ! BRIAN Please check my poems ~ Thanks B

    • Wackyheartache4

      I like those lines at the end of your comment! And I completely agree. Smoking indoors is completely inconsiderate and puts non smokers in the line of fire for what smokers choose to put on themselves.

    • Tony36

      Well written and expressed Great write

    • poetboy123

      I wish you the best of luck in improving yourself! Amazing write!

    • Garry

      Powerful stuff.



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