Childhood Missions Poem by Boghos Artinian

Childhood Missions



Childhood Missions

My late father smoked 'Players'
and 'Gold Flakes' - two packs a day.
He often sent me on missions
to less frequented distant shops
when those brands were out of stock
in more frequented closer shops.
I would be delighted if I found
a good supply of those brands
and would run home carrying them in bulk
To my father's great satisfaction.
Little did I know that my missions
would have a hand in his untimely death!

Boghos L. Artinian MD

Monday, October 2, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: smoking
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Rajnish Manga 02 October 2017

No one knew it. Even the smoker didn't know it. That is the worst part of the story. Now even small children know it and raise objection. My father also suffered. Thanks.

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