Gone
Fighting off the urge to say your name,
is harder than fighting off the urge for a cigarette.
The charming affects of nicotine on my mind, making it believe I need it to function.
I can only imagine what you did to my mind.
I can do so well for a little while, resisting the urge. But when I finally give in again, the smoke burns my lungs, makes my stomach cringe.
I can’t even think about what you would do to me if I gave in.
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