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Coffee Cup

Contributed by Lips on Thursday, 17th August 2006 @ 07:09:43 AM in AEST
Topic: anguished



The spoon tinkles against my coffee cup.
No amount of sugar can make this sweet.
I vacantly stare out the gloomy window,
Not one thought I dare to have.

The rain drops race each other to the edge of the window;
Leaving a silvery path;
I watch as they race.
I dare not think.

I look down and there it is.
A yellow envelope with my name
I don't want to open it
I don't want to acknowledge it's existance

But with shaking hands I slowly tear it open
And as I reach in to grab the letter
My missing tumbles out
And with that my heart ached harder

The letter slides out with ease
My eyes search for the first line
And there it was
Oh there it was, was my eyes swell with water.

"My dearest sweetheart, I know this is hard.
But please smile for me as you read this.
Do you remember when we first met?
You fell down some steps and landed at my feet.
And your first words to me were
'Sorry I was just falling for you'
I can see you smiling right now
[and he was right. I was smiling]
As you read this
You have to know that I am missing you so.
Though your feel alone,
I am here right behind.
I hug you everyday
And even though I have passed on
I will always have:
One hand on your heart and;
One hand to wipe away the grief and fear
I am waiting for you my darling.
My love deepens as I await for you to return to my side."

The dammed tears burst and streams down my cheeks
Plump droplets of tears land on my bare arm.
My throat choked with sorrow
I manage to hear muffled sounds

I look up from letter
And see a weathered waitress with the warmest eyes
And with a lulling voice she says :
"Oh honey; I'm sorry to see you have to grieve. You must be feeling low.
You keep coming by here. I make sure I keep picking you up from the floor.
Can I get ya another coffee?"
I look at her silently and nod

Her hand gently rubs my shoulder
I turn away and look out the rain splattered window
And return to my vacant stare of thoughtlessness




Copyright © Lips ... [ 2006-08-17 07:09:43]
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Re: Coffee Cup (User Rating: 1 )
by WorthlesSanity666 on Thursday, 17th August 2006 @ 09:39:42 AM AEST
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I really liked this. The imagery was brilliant. You were able to suck the reader in and take them for a ride. I'm so sorry if this is based on reality, but thank you for pouring your emotions into such a wonderful piece.

Naomi


Re: Coffee Cup (User Rating: 1 )
by drtylilsecret on Saturday, 19th August 2006 @ 03:07:35 PM AEST
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that tells a great story, in a more poetic way. tragic, but i loved it.

--talli


Re: Coffee Cup (User Rating: 1 )
by pooper on Saturday, 13th December 2008 @ 12:21:40 PM AEST
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Sorrow exudes. Well done.




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