Coffee And Cream Poem by Not Long Left

Coffee And Cream

Rating: 5.0


a thousand thoughts,
can occur,
when stirring the cream,
around the murky swamp
of coffee.
white ribbons swirling around,
the bitter brown background.
some sinking into the muddy abyss,
some floating in stubborn creamy glory.
The sugar coated table i sit at,
is engraved with many a lost life.
A greasy steamy coffee shop,
is a far more welcoming,
than a crystal clean cafe.
old men, wrinkled and worn,
slurp on sugared sweet tea,
this is the where i belong,
stirring my instant cofee,
into the bitter brown instant sea

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Louise Marie Delsanto 26 January 2006

Excellent poem. Very smooth...like the coffee you made me want.. :)

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Ernestine Northover 25 January 2006

This has started my 'urge' for a coffee again. It's only second to 'swirling' chocolate. Delicious, uuuummmmmmhhhhhh! ! ! ! ! ! Great poem, full of delight. Love Ernestine XXX

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