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Poetry By
William Breden
I do not remember buying an ashtray And yet there is one in every room. There are now seven lighters in the drawer Next to the dead batteries. I have been conquered by smoke and ash. I am Pompeii. Twist your smile around your cigarette, Sigh softly a cloud, Kiss me |
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