Cinnamon Cookies & TeaA Poem by TaleshaDecades had passed, The milk ran sour, All edibles, All devoured. Old corner table, Near the window pane, Ancient china, Cups with the same coffee stain. For all of life, There was nothing, Nothing to do, But wonder and worry. There was a time of temporary peace, A time called youth, When one could have moments of silence, When one could have cinnamon cookies and tea. A time when life's challenge- A respectable person one cogitated to be. My oh my,the time has passed. There was not a problem,milk and cookies could not solve. Cinnamon,it provided that warmth, That zone-set the foundation on tradition, A place from where we'd grown. Reminiscing on grandma's cookies and milk, Rugged table cloth,derived from silk. The simpler days have gone, People have come,gone and thus we mourn. Time has passed and it has changed, The same cookies and tea-we indulged, We view it with disdain. Powerless for satisfying a hunger, But it does, It takes us to a time,where virtue and patience- It was truly a must. Cinnamon cookies and tea,sweet satisfaction, Filled the underprivileged stomachs with glee.
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1 Review Added on January 13, 2014 Last Updated on January 13, 2014 AuthorTaleshaCaribbean, Trinidad and TobagoAboutAbout me? Well,I dream about love,curious about life after death.I have visions of a future that I'm not sure will ever happen,but I dream of them anyway.I have been broken-heartened,by my own blood a.. more..Writing
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