Kicked the Habit

Kicked the Habit

A Poem by Brook

we drove around for days, for hours
wishing on the cell phone towers

hot smoke in between our lips
stars perched on our fingertips

shallow breaths and clever lies
whispered secrets, alibis

mentholated memories
"you're addicting, Nicotine."

and, some nights, i would propose,
"we should leave our lives and go."

the day after my overdose
you pulled me in and held me close

you may have loved me, i don't know
i wish you hadn't let me go

© 2013 Brook


Author's Note

Brook
Nicotine. I thought that one was clever. Not that anyone will understand that, but, well, I write for me.

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