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You and Me at the Cafe

At the café,

you and I sat together,

pretending to drink coffee,

pretending there was no roller coaster

inside my head.

 

Pretending to listen

to every word

coming from your mouth,

while my eyes stayed fixed

on your soft pink lips,

opening and closing

with every sip.

 

I envied that cup

that had the chance to be kissed by you,

not once, but again and again.

Or perhaps I was jealous of the coffee

that entered your mouth,

melting over your smooth tongue

before sacrificing itself.

 

How sad, that I could be

neither that cup

nor that coffee,

never blessed with the chance

to kiss your lips,

or lose myself completely

before becoming a part of you.

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Written by
Rosita26
Published
May 9
Lines·Words
26·117
Tags
#cafe#love#desire#relationship#conflict#feelings#memories#friendship#passion#emotion
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