A thousand Words
Location
Her nimble fingers strike the match
Setting fre to the nicotine and the fighter
The first inhale, the exhale
A cloud of smoke unveils through rosy colored radiant lips
She sits on the ledge of her windowsill by potted plants,
Legs hanging over a rusted staircase making the pledge
Heels barely gracing the red brick wall
While enthralling thoughts spin a web inside
Will I ever leave this place, the loss, the love, the stench of sin, the nostagic aroma of coffee,
the sickly scent of perfume on every woman
Is there any place but here
She stares her wanderlust in the eyes,
Will she ever get to Bali, Morocco,
Taste the different cultures, or always be interlaced with burgers and fries.
Inhale again, hold it, slowly feeling the tingling throughout her body, the sweet and sour
Exhale with another thought of freedom and the high, the adventure.
She hears the door shut softly behind her and sees the face she loves so dearly.
Gone are all her thoughts, she grinds the cigarette into the ash tray and what truly matters comes over and kisses her on the forehead.
