One Cigarette Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCDECFGHIJKLMNO| No smoke without you my fire | A |
| After you left | B |
| your cigarette glowed on in my ashtray | C |
| and sent up a long thread of such quiet grey | C |
| I smiled to wonder who would believe its signal | D |
| of so much love One cigarette | E |
| in the non smoker's tray | C |
| As the last spire | F |
| trembles up a sudden draught | G |
| blows it winding into my face | H |
| Is it smell is it taste | I |
| You are here again and I am drunk on your tobacco lips | J |
| Out with the light | K |
| Let the smoke lie back in the dark | L |
| Till I hear the very ash | M |
| sigh down among the flowers of brass | N |
| I'll breathe and long past midnight your last kiss | O |
Edwin Morgan
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