This poem unfolds the journey of smoking as a lifelong companion. It initially portrays its alluring image during the baby-boom era but delves into its detrimental health effects. It highlights the stages at which sickness can strike smokers and underscores the overlooked dangers. It reflects on smoking's shift from societal acceptance to social alienation, drawing parallels between tar-stained walls and potential lung damage. Ultimately, it urges smokers to heed the warning signs, advocating for a critical decision—a SMOKER'S DECISION TO STOP—echoing a friend's choice to listen to their inner voice.

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