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Fancy a cup

Sipping on warm green tea reminds me of the sea Foam at the bottom of the cup the fizz of liquid, like salt, that's been boiled up. Stirring its depths with a sliver spoon Who knew the sea could soothe and be consumed? Murky olive green and brown slides down without a sound
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Jul 5, 2015
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