[201] [202] Natural analogues [edit] Natural analogues of nicotine, often found in plants or other biological sources, include anabasine (from Anabasis aphylla), anatabine (from tobacco), arecoline (from betel nut), cotinine (major metabolite of nicotine), cytisine (from Laburnum species), and epibatidine (from frog skin), among others
(2) *Wet smoke* from low-heat, smoldering fires (plastic/rubber)
A popular example is The Golden Shovel by Terrance Hayes, who based their Golden Shovel poem on Gwendolyn Brooks, We Real Cool poem: When I am so small Das sock covers my arm, The Golden Shovel By Terrance Hayes, after Gwendolyn Brooks we cruise at twilight until we find the place the real men lean, bloodshot and translucent with cool
The images themselves represent a fascinating visual history of more than one hundred years of cigarette manufacture