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the first move: he pulls the pack out of his jacket
we roll our eyes as he begins to unwrap it
pulls the stick out then brings it to his lips
his eyes meet my glare and he says "can't help it"
has to stop the cravings cause they sting like a bite
anxiety building as he waits for a light
burning, yearning, nicotine rushing
smoking away the best years of his life
but atleast he still hit that cigarette, right?
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