I LIKE MY COFFEE PLAIN
I like my coffee plain,
Just the raw, the real
A catastrophe of all that went in vain.
Darkness, as it brews,
Reminds me often
Of the bittersweet memory of my bruise.
I feel warmth in it,
And sometimes the Stalwart’s will,
A warm companion to all daunted clues.
It gives me solace hug
For all the ones I lost.
And I feel loved all over,
As I take a sip from my mug.
That's how it is,
Or at least I like to believe
The glory of divine loneliness
No added flavour, no sweetness
Cause with them in it
It's a disguised solitude.
Leave it be! That's how I like it.
In the untamed sips,
I like how wickedness express
The grace of unmasked and true
Wrap me in your arms
As I see your unfurled hues
Here, let me dive deep
Oh! What a beautiful mess.
Not everybody gets it,
Not everybody pours rawness in the cup
And there I reminish,
All the love I'd never gain.
Cause I like my coffee just black, just plain
As empty as me, yet very whole
And in its hollowness, I feel the pain.
-sabwrites
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