I think it is always hard to quit smoking when you have smoked most of your life. After the death of my father through smoking, it brought a reality message to me and since then I have quit.
With the start of a new day upon me
and with a smoking cigarette in hand,
I inhale your welcoming smoke
as in my mind I tell myself
this is the last one.
But until then I say.
One last cigarette please.
When I cough until my ribs hurt
and I gasp for that much needed breath of fresh air,
with the blood spattered handkerchief beside me
and the phlegm clogging my lungs -
all I seem to ask for is.
One last cigarette please.
With the stress of the days work upon me
and the goals I had to try and achieve
I grab for my packet of twenty
and reach for that comforting tipped stick,
with a sigh of relief and a knowing of guilty pleasure
I feel all I can ask for is.
One last cigarette please.
With pipes wired up to me
and a supply of oxygen to help me breathe,
With warnings I failed to listen too
as I gave in to my habit of routine.
My life is now finally yours
as I know you will get me in the end.
But before you do all I ask is
One last cigarette please.
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