Moment at the CaféA Poem by Scott De BuitléirTranslated from the Irish Gaelic, Nóiméad sa ChaiféIn the whirring of the coffee machine While conversations drift like mist, I find for myself A moment of solace, A slow, seeping sigh From my wearying soul Lost adrift, out to sea For I want nothing more Than this single sweet instance As coffee flows from its cup, And fills my heart, made warm. Out on the street, the rat race goes on, Life’s great marathon, we Run to earn silver and gold But now, let me rest And enjoy the peace I sip, to savour. - Nottingham, 8 April 2016
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Added on January 1, 2019 Last Updated on January 1, 2019 Tags: peace, mindfulless, meditation, coffee AuthorScott De BuitléirCork, IrelandAboutHello! I write poetry on a range of themes, from identity to relationships, and from languages to LGBTQ history. I use Writer's Café to publish new poetry, but I also have some books publis.. more..Writing
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