Tuesday, April 4, 2017

A Flame For My Addiction


Never in a million years would have I,
Imagined a love so sweet to appear,
At my doorsteps with an aroma,
So addictive that I long for her presence,
At night when the birds flee the sky,
Leaving behind a darkness so clear.
The love I describe is a persona,
With wide brown eyes and a mesmerizing essence,
And it is this entity that supplies me with air,
With a smile, and with a flame for my cigarettes.
I have become an addict, clinging onto despair,
But get cured every night by the sheets on my bed.
I would gladly die from solely her silhouette,
But alive she needs me, not dead.

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