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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Each and every day, whilst still in bed, she was delivered tea and toasted crusty bread at the end of that consumption, she'd light up a deadly phag Then drop the butt to mix with tea leaves at the bottom of the cup, On removal of that cup by an eight year old son, the sight of that mix, would often make him gag From both of his parents he keenly had observed, how they did the drawback, on the substance from which he was strictly banned Inhaled the toxic smoke, deep into their lungs, he had practised many times without a cigarette in hand At the tender age of ten, he decided he would steal a cigarette or four From the supply that his father held which he would then furtively smoke, behind the toilet door So now he lit the match to ignite that ciggy stick took some puffs, inhaled the toxic smoke, unexpected outcome, his head began to spin, he was also feeling rather sick Subconscious mind to conscious mind it sent out a stern warning, in which it did implore It's a dirty filthy habit it's one you must ignore But the smoking it continued interspersed with bouts of coughing, every single day Until the age of twenty six, the penny finally dropped this intoxicating habit, you must give it clean away In those days there were no vapes no nicotine patches it was the art of will power upon which he must draw Visualisation of the bottom of the teacup that used to make him gag was the image once again, that was what he saw Fifty years have now elapsed since he decided that he'd finally had enough Withdraw from the weed which for fifteen years he had always endured a daily puff He finally could relax, no craving for the habit disdains the smell of ciggy smoke At age of three score plus seventeen years more he has now become a so much fitter bloke
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