Smoking In the West Lands
A circle of smog (Held in between my finger tips
tasted between in my moisted lips) clogs
the room from sweetening fragrance (like flowers
or the rain falling showers) thickens to sour flavor
caused from by behavoir in smoking this cigar.
Heavier than the morning fog (or the explosion of smog
of an automobile), shifts in the air in front of eyes
and the sunset that steals millions of sighs,
glows through peachy colors, while drinking little whiskey
as the starlight begins to show- look how they sprinkle and glow.
And in the west of empty lands, where the horse and I stand,
life is nothing but the whiskey joys of night while
making the fog colorful breathing out between my lips.
Copyright © Brittany Martin | Year Posted 2007
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