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Coffee Time

by SoulManKen

How do you drink your coffee? Black and bold, midnight in a mug, fragrant curls rising like campfire stories from souls who have weathered storms and learned resilience tastes better than regret. Or do you favor dessert disguised as coffee, cream and sweetness dancing together, a confection of comfort where every sip whispers, “Stay a little longer.” Perhaps you live somewhere between, where bitterness and sweetness share the same table, like old friends exchanging stories, discovering neither was complete without the other. Hot or cold, rushed or savored, travel mug companion on the road to labor, or cradled beneath blankets while pages turn and worlds unfold. Some guzzle the first cup, chasing consciousness. Others linger, courting the aroma as though patience itself were an ingredient. As for me… I sit on my screened porch, nature conducting her morning symphony. Thirty languages of birds serenade the dawn. Warblers and wrens, finches and cardinals, and yes, the occasional squawker reminding me beauty is not always polished. This is my sanctuary. My place to write. To read To wander through a plethora of incredible authors, entering and exiting worlds crafted from ink and wonder. Like music, every poem awakens a different sense. Some soothe. Some ignite. Some leave fingerprints upon the spirit. And much like coffee, people arrive with their own flavor. Some dark and robust. Some sweet as pecan pie. Some layered and mysterious, revealing themselves slowly, sip by sip, conversation by conversation. I count myself fortunate to share this table with you, to trade words, stories, laughter, and moments of recognition. The finest part? The pot remains full, “morning” never ends and I am just beginning this journey with you
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65 / M / Nashville
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