Coffee ConnectionsA Poem by philforwordsnowMy first poem that I shared with an external audience, this seemed appropriate for WritersCafe.org too.in an upmarket downtown kind of place red and white check and coffee clatter competes with superficial cookie chatter smart machines wrapped in Italian chrome reflect a “for here or to go?” social drone shopping bag pony tailed women wilt behind handbag dating mums clothed in guilt they watch sedans and SUVs come and go caffeine beach with a four wheel tidal flow pink haired girl giggles about her day to a distant friend in an ear-budded wire clad kind of way a peak capped geek hides behind laptop chic media multi-tasks himself away a man walks in with no tattoos surely that’s a national disgrace another walks out with his teabag treat car keys and a croissant in a juggling feat too busy to spot his wife in the corner “what’s that other bloke doing with Lorna?” even the coffee cups start to whisper “that’s either his two-timing wife or it must be her twin sister!” no more than a social experiment beneath a downtrodden tenement, pretending to be an upmarket downtown kind of place
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Added on January 13, 2020 Last Updated on January 13, 2020 Tags: poetry Canada; poetry Nova Scoti AuthorphilforwordsnowHalifax, Nova Scotia, CanadaAboutPhil is British but moved to Nova Scotia in 2017 after escaping from a career in global insurance. He is pursuing a love of poetry, and photography. He is also learning to play the piano, still dreams.. more..Writing
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