You saw me as a clear figure through the smoke
I thought I was your saving grace.
You held me close, afraid to let go
I thought I was your lifeline.
You told me that I kept you warm in the chill frigid air
I thought it was my lips to yours; a spark that couldn’t compare.
You told me that as we inhaled and exhaled, our flow of breath collided in a dance of swirls that became one
I thought we would always linger in each other’s atmosphere.
You told me that I was your intoxication, your guilty pleasure
I thought I was your cure.
You told me that the closer you embraced me, the closer you were able to embrace heaven
I thought I was your angel.
You told me that you were finished, I didn’t think it was time to be burnt out yet.
You told me that I lit up your dark void with my stars
But I was only your cigarette.
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