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Coffee Mug

Let me be that brittle, fragile, earthenware

Hold me by the hand and bring me anywhere

Let's enjoy the view above the terrace or attic

You can call me "clay" but I'd prefer "ceramic".

I will keep you warm in your cold mornings

Complete your breakfast if you don't feel like eating

I might come in too hot, careful not to get burned

Press your lips on the lid but don't look too concerned.

Place me gently on the table before you read a book

Drink on me slowly between the gobbledygook

You can stir my soul while you stir your mind

I'll run out of heat and you'll run out of time.

You can color me silly with a shot of espresso

Or water me down barely to make americano

I can be anything inside your bag of beans

Take me as I am or enrich me with some cream.

I won't mind turning sweet or tasting bitter

You can pour one cup or the whole **** liter

Lather me with soap when you're done partaking

Put me down the shelf or just leave me hanging.

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29 / M / Russian
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Jul 16, 2021
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