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by Dr. J and Larry Bird Go One on One 03/02/2003, 3:10pm PST |
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All night
the dry air nicked his lips.
Drawing blood and closing the wound
Toying with its prey.
The assault
left huge boogers in his nose.
Angry snorting, like a bull
Might expel them.
Smoking's novelty
had long passed.
He wanted one anyway
But not yet.
His work
is juggling lives.
Some say "saving"
There's no such thing.
Around noon
with lives in the air, it's time.
Excuse me, I'll be right back
In time, probably.
They say
"smoking kills."
Obviously
but who?
Danger and Nicotine
Inhaled together.
He expels the arid smoke
And pretends he's addicted to only one. |
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