Dear Cup of Coffee
I'm Sorry I Let You Go Cold.
Dear Cup of Coffee,
I lovingly made you once the kettle boiled. I added just enough milk and sugar in order to devour you. You were steaming hot and tempting to drink once you were made, but I let you go cold!
"How could you be so cruel? Wasn't I tasty enough for you?" you asked.
I am so sorry, my cup of coffee. The telephone rang; my son was complaining about his girlfriend! He didn't stop complaining for three hours.
My dear cup of coffee, I'm sorry I let you go cold.
It won't happen again! I promise you!
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Carol Townend
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Comments (4)
That was very nice to read! I'm sure coffee has already forgiven you. ;-)
Love this! This poem just reminded me to apologize to my own cup of coffee right now, lol. Great work!
Love this .Even though I don't drink coffee lol.
Lol. Poor coffee. I would have drank it anyway. Great piece.