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Created on: March 05, 2009
Coffee
You always tasted like coffee and cream
when you would arrive at my door,
sweet from three sugars.
You'd apologize,
but I relished the lick of your lips
knowing coffee was much more than a drink
it carried memories and friendship.
You didn't know
but the taste, the aroma of coffee
gave me security, brought back
afternoons in a European garden
with family now long since gone.
Associating you with coffee
was not the piece d' resistance
of our relationship,
but it reminded me
that in you
I found myself home.
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