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Coffee gone cold

I have so many things to tell you

In a thousand silent words

When I finally meet you

And the coffee in its cup goes cold...

 

Even if I only just stroked

Your fragile delicate hand

I'd be holding you entirely

In a tight unending hug.

 

Oh would I gaze into your liquid eyes

Trying, in vain, to fathom them!

Would I breathe deep enough

Of your aromatic breath

And listen to those curls

Hum a happy song as they

Caress, coyly, your dimpled face!

 

I ask myself again and again

If we ever have met.

And I'm sure we have

Time and again

Not merely sipped from

Many a cup of coffee gone cold

But from Life itself.

Across so many light years.

Across galaxies and millennia.

And we had gone our separate ways

Until, at this very moment.

When we forget the coffee

In its cup gone cold.

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Written by
anilkumar-parat
61 / M / Indian
Published
Jun 9, 2018
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