My Coffee Cup Poem by Debora Soramaki

My Coffee Cup

Rating: 5.0


My coffee cup
Lives with the guy next door
While he's making coffee
I go out to explore
Bakery goodies are waiting
For when I get back
Along with my coffee
Which I'll drink it black
Sometimes the ole cup and I
Go for a ride
With the guy next door
Who has nothing to hide
French vanilla's ok
Hazelnut, mocha,
Newspaper, then pay
Soon we're back on the road
And my cup will stay there
Next door with the guy
Who has dark brown hair.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Howard Johnson 10 November 2008

A true reading pleasure, It made me a little hungry , Debora, Thank you for sharing,

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Joseph Poewhit 10 November 2008

Nothing like that cup of java

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Paolo Giuseppe Mazzarello 10 November 2008

Spontaneity and linearity in a fine poem story. At the moment for a good use of nostalgia one would go to America rather than Naples (the coffee break is famous in the Vesusius's town, you know) .

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C T Heart 10 November 2008

fine narration of the taste and aroma of a cup of coffee...Nicely penned.

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