A coffee that will never leave...A Poem by Elise AntonI sat having a coffee with my soul-mate. A week later he was dead. I'd forgotten the cups on the balcony...The table on the balcony two cups, I stare. A coffee that will never leave, I scream. Never mind the tears they come and mostly dry. This cup, reminding words unsaid, this pause - the sunlight just so right, so wrong.
We loved the summer now only one of us bathes in its heat, the other shivering, otherworldly.
I should have kept the cup half-drunk, the way you left it but the optimist in me spilled it out. It sits, the dregs filling with thunder rain and I sit across, talking as usual.
I feel your grin. “Give up old girl, I ain't ever coming.” The cup and I still keeping company and knowing you are right. © 2016 Elise AntonReviews
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3 Reviews Added on January 24, 2016 Last Updated on January 24, 2016 AuthorElise AntonΑμφιθεα, Ευ™οια, GreeceAboutI live in Evia, in the village formerly known as Goats. more..Writing
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