If we were having coffee – dear coffee,
I would just look at you longingly,
And then talk about what you and I talk;
Of my dark passenger and the not so dark.
In the company of cakes or biscuits,
I’ll open my heart for you.
We’ll discuss days and nights,
Of good tidings and bad ones.
We will also talk about you, dear coffee;
How you taste and how you should;
How the biscuits go well with you;
How you make love in my mouth.
The biscuits and cakes now done;
Just a little sip of you left.
Lightly stirring, you wish me well,
Until we meet again another evening.
I am taking part in The Write Tribe Festival of Words #6. The theme for Day 7 is ‘If we were  having coffee…….’
That’s so cute to have a talk with your coffee. We can have endless talks with our lovely warm drink.
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So true, Geethica. Thank you!
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I loved this version!!
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Thanks a ton! 🙂
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Ithu kalakki 🙂
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Valare nandi, Bhavya! 🙂
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That’s an interesting take on the prompt. Totally unique. Best wishes for blogging days ahead
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Thank you, Amrita. Good wishes to you too for your future posts 🙂
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Your poem just made me crave for a coffee at this hour. And I am sure I am going to have it and lose my tonight’s sleep. Your writing here is simple yet so expressive, almost like having the experience. Thanks for sharing.
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Glad my post made you crave for coffee now. I’m happy that my post created the experience of having coffee. Thank you, Surbhi!
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That’s a different take and a lovely one too. Loved it. 🙂 Very expressive.
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Thank you, Sheethal. Glad you loved it.
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Oh wow, we do first talk with the coffee when we take the first sip! Beautiful take to the prompt!
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I always talk to my coffee. Thank you, Aesha!
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Now this is something. Meeting coffee over coffee and discussing about it. High on imagination yet simple on expression.
Congratulations for completing the WTFOW #6 and kudos to your commitment for it is not easy to come back home late every evening after a long day at work and then blog, read and interact with others. Hope to see you around often in Write Tribe.
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Thank you, Anamika. I guess this festival came at the right time. I had just gotten over a writer’s block so I was pretty determined to write as much as I can. The wonderrful posts from the sub-tribe and outside of it made it quite exciting to read through many, if not all, posts. And thanks to you for the daily FB chats in the group – it felt good to see along us helping each other out.
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Even I talk with my coffee…when I make coffee the Aroma titillates my senses…that the dark colour allures me…and the first sip almost takes me to a different level…great post and congrats on finishing the challenge.
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Oh yeah, the aroma, the color and the flavour – a super companion to talk to. Thank you, Balaka!
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This was such an interesting and different take on the prompt. Loved the poem 🙂
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Glad you liked it, Reema.
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With coffee, I’d say spicy biscuits would be the best combination. 🙂 Of late, I’ve a fondness for lemon tea actually. Tastes delicious!
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Trust it’s a good combo coming from you, Vinay. I haven’t had lemon tea in ages. Maybe will try some over the weekend. Thank you!
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