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Not have another cigarette, you surely must be jesting
It is my sense of humour that you can only be testing
You obviously don't realise that without them I cannot function
I must have them before breakfast, after dinner and after luncheon
I must have them when I'm anxious and have them when relaxed
I must have them when I'm on the phone and when I smell a rat
I must have them when I concentrate and have them when I rest
I must have them watching television and have them on a quest
I must have them in the daylight and have them when night falls
I must have them when a short time passes or even no time passing at all
I must have them when I see them or when they're out of sight
I must have them first thing in the morning and the very last thing at night
I must have them when I'm talking and have them when I'm breathing
I must have them when I'm walking and have them when I'm sneezing
Do you understand what I am trying to tell you?
I must have them
(Sydney, Australia - 2003)
Alessandra Liverani
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Con Nie (4/2/2006 11:04:00 PM)
Good poem about the addiction to smokes. I had a friend who was having a heart attack and lit up a cigarette while waiting for the paramedics. That is the insanity of addiction. Thanks for the truth of this poem. Sincerely, Connie Webb |
Kee Thampi (2/3/2006 1:09:00 AM)
I must have them when I see them or when they're out of sight
I must have them first thing in the morning and the very last thing at night
This day I find a good message, really I searched for it, each poem of you make us great messages,
poem is really make a great avathar for me I really grateful for you, dear Alessandra
sincerely
thampi |
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