A Small Chocolate Stain

A Small Chocolate Stain

A Poem by Andrew
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This is about a friend I met on a weeklong trip to DC She has an amazing story & one of the things that reminds me of that week & her is a small chocolate stain on the right cuff of my dress shirt.

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A small chocolate stain the size of my thumb,
peeks out with the movement of my outstretched arm.

And every time I see that stain,
I'm instantly reminded of joy,
and pain.

The senate basement coffee shop;
a welcome rest after we'd walked alot.
Warm chocolate croissant,
large foamy drink.
Thiry minutes to sit, talk
and think.

You taught me about life,
not to complain.
And how to find joy
in all of your pain.

I told you that day I'd remember your name,
your face,
your laugh, 
your joy and fame.

Now every time I wear this shirt
I look down at that stain and smirk.
I wonder where you are
and how you've been.
If I'll ever walk with you again.

A small chocolate stain,
inside the wrist;
fades away until my sleeve is lightly kissed
with a hint of brown.
Still, every time that I look down,
I wish that you could be around.

© 2010 Andrew


Author's Note

Andrew
ignore grammar problems

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not bad amazingly written keep it up !!!

Posted 9 Years Ago


So sad, I really didnt expect this when I saw the title. Well written

Posted 10 Years Ago


This is so sweet. I love the coffee stain that has such sentimental value! Great heartfelt, wonderful poem!

Posted 14 Years Ago



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Added on February 12, 2010
Last Updated on February 18, 2010
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