Drinking Coffee While Reading MiltonA Poem by Richard WilliamsA thought on life over morning coffee.The scent of Eden rises from my cup-- I slowly sip the liquid Java brew; a caffeine fix is needed now while up the River Styx there rows another crew. So let me see about the dividends of classics for the roving mind to know, another sip of Maxwell House, it sends a message in a bottle far below. White china holds the morning drink secure as issues from expulsion's tale is told; along the trails of hardship we endure-- the labor, pain, a sweaty brow and cold. One coffee bean that's picked from distant fields arrives to searchers purchased at a cost; ah, it is to drink this drink, coffee yields eye's opening while paradise is lost. © 2011 Richard Williams |
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