SOLILOQUY

Silence pierced through the thick blanket Of his thoughts, heretofore plagued By a quaff of exhaled tobacco, Spiralling and somersaulting in the air, Like a fierce missile Sent on a sinister mission, Before mercilessly, ricocheting Against the backdrop of his unassuming ceiling There he stood Imagining the gigantic impact Of a tiny veil of vapor As it burst forth from his nostrils In a single file, before spreading it's renegade black wings, Intimidatingly traversing every corner of the room; He googled as the vapor ascended in a frenzy, Like a gush of morning Dew, Swaddling the orbit, Before being subdued by a battalion of torrential rain, Descending from the sky defiantly; To proclaim the Cacophony and preponderance Of the generic nature of life.