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Rolled Up Windows


Smoke, Rolling off the tongue, The taste of blackened ash. Endorphins filling my brain, A long sigh, Sparks burning my thigh. My lungs crusted with red, The last puff rises, My mind clear of stress. I lay down peacefully, Knocked out indefinitely. That night was cold.
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