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Coffee Kisses

It’s always been just coffee kisses, they’re all I have left to bring. Overflowing mugs of latte love to spill on your hands, your lips, your heart, Caffe mocha affection laced with cappuccino hugs. Iced or steaming, you decide. Hazelnut, peppermint, French vanilla (dulce de leche piquitos para ti) warm espresso admiration, americano dreams, sugared and creamy to sweeten your tongue served up with a coffee house smile— bitterness hides in a candied disguise but not today. No sugar in the raw, no milk, no cream, no sweet sticky flavors to trick your lovesick mind, no fancy names to make you think it’s worth the cost. Just pure, dark caffeine, ground up this morning, rich and smooth, but bitter and dry— brewed with intention. Just one coffee kiss, for you. One plain black coffee kiss. Take it or leave it.
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elizabeth-milnes
American
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Jan 16, 2012
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