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There is no graceful transition of a cup of hot hot coffee from one hand to another hand, the cup only has one handle. It is inherantly akward, almost as if it’s intended, a brief, forced, colaboration to keep the coffee in the cup. Contorting to not spill a drop, Still, clumbsy, after these long years and a thousand repetitions, ten thousand hot cups of coffee. We angle ourselves to the task, a brief intimate fumbling, until the cup is handed off, and the best part of it is gone. -Still Here
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Oct 27, 2024
Oct 27, 2024 at 4:05 AM UTC
She still brings me coffee
There is no graceful transition of a cup of hot hot coffee from one hand to another hand, the cup only has one handle. It is inherantly akward, almost as if it’s intended, a brief, forced, colaboration to keep the coffee in the cup. Contorting to not spill a drop, Still, clumbsy, after these long years and a thousand repetitions, ten thousand hot cups of coffee. We angle ourselves to the task, a brief intimate fumbling, until the cup is handed off, and the best part of it is gone. -Still Here
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Oct 27, 2024
Oct 27, 2024 at 4:05 AM UTC
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