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Poetry: Smoking

• 1 of 56

  by Ron Lester

  Puff away at that tobacco stick,
  watch as stress fades away-
  the neatest little trick
  nearly five dollars will pay;

  There is

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• 2 of 56

  by Donna Carroll Batton

  Twit!
  Smell lingers
  Brown fingers
  Burn holes
  All my clothes
  Throat scratches
  Out of matches
  Morning hack
  Empty pack
  What a twit!
  I

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• 3 of 56

  by Linnette Manning

  Do I smoke? Why not give it a try?
  I Can think of better things to buy
  Why, why for goodness sakes
  When I can learn from other

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• 4 of 56

  by N. T. Roland

  Each day, just after
  the warm glow of dawn lights up
  the diminishing night sky,
  an individual and smoking light
  comes into existence

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• 5 of 56

  by Laura Leigh Fields

  I am in a cloudy room.
  It is full of smoke.
  Everyone is puffing cigarettes.
  I hear someone begin to choke.

  They inhale each taste

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Poetry: Smoking