December 2, 2013A Poem by Penelope VoljetiThere was something about the way the sparks faded after you flicked your cigarette onto the gravel that made me think of the way a person’s smile fades after they laugh. I wondered if it felt like the crash after you stop using cocaine or meth or like when you wake up from a good dream because your dog needs to go outside. You said something and I nodded, craning my neck to see the stars dancing between the clouds. I sighed and watched my breath creep into the air as if I were smoking too. I pictured a cigarette balanced between my fingers and I smiled and let it fade as I flicked the sparks onto the ground. © 2015 Penelope VoljetiFeatured Review
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StatsAuthorPenelope VoljetiAboutFavorite genre: Poetry Favorite food: Mashed potatoes Love to take long walks to the fridge and write in the wee hours of the morning more..Writing
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