Beauty Smokes.
Beauty smokes cigarettes and waits to die a quiet wasteful suicide. As people pass her grave it’s her soulful eyes they praise. Her lean legs they lust for. They sing for her all day. This used to make her smile, but she hasn’t done that in a while. She grows tired of their swooning and waits to pass away. For what is common never thrills. What isn’t your cannot fulfill. You live on borrowed time when you participate in the world’s pantomime.
Beauty smokes cigarettes and waits to die a taciturn suicide. She has her share of mourners. They bring flowers to her feet and beg her not to repeat the mistakes of those who went before, but she closes the door on them and tramples on the pedals and stems and screams she’s fine. She’d rather die alone maintaining the image of refusing pain and so her spirits wane. She has nothing to call her own.
Beauty smokes cigarettes and waits to die a well deserve suicide. Her pride will keep her prisoner. There will be no getting through to her. The deeper she sinks the more she thinks there is no other way. For when we justify our lives with that which is outside, we live the lie that everything is fine. We cry and wish to die a quiet wasteful suicide.