The brisk morning air nips you where exposed
As your breathing softens to such purity.
Your grand view of life just awakening,
Puncutred only by the steam rising
From thick black potions
And the burning of your cigarette.
They remind you both that
You are alive
And you will die.
The dew rising off of the wild grass
Makes merely sitting
The most personable of experiences;
At least for those short minutes.
For whatever drear your must endure,
You at least had one moment of the day
That was purely yours.