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My Last Cigarette, Please
Smoke filled air and
rotten lungs,
bleeding wrists everything
falls
apart, what is the point
when there's nothing I can do?
you're gone
it's out of my control
out of
my sweaty desperate hands-
they can't piece this together what
happened to forever
you said so,
you said
nothing could ever change.
fool
naive and ignorant, oblivious
moron.
what more did I need?
a blow to my stomach
knocks to my head
posters held parading to my
footsteps but nothing would have
helped
'cause sometimes
it's not up to you.
there's nothing you can do.
I know that, now.
But please, don't paint illusions
of daisy meadows
sunshine skies
green grass growing
laughing kids running-
let me be
let me spoil my lungs
let me smoke my cigarette in hopes
that it wil be the last.
just let me,
please.
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