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Cancer stick
October 13, 2010
White bags permeate air into my lungs.
Blue hues of memory pull me from my hospital bed to the
Red hot sand of the beach blowing during my childhood.
Orange sun sets around my friends and me.
Grey puffs of smoke surround our experimental personas.
Hot pink ads for Camel make it look so alluring.
Aqua water around us make us feel so blissful, yet
Pewter rings of smoke, in the end, take our lives.
© Maxwell K., Cabin John, MD
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