by seranade
very cool seranade-- loved the descriptions. you might consider dropping off the last word, with such an elusive dance all the way through, for me it was a dull thud.
perhaps hit it a little more softly, with the poetic voice of the rest of the poem. something along the lines of I drink it down or ? black water, tainted by neither cream
nor sugar.
I really did enjoy this, you have a lovely voice and this poem definately made an impression.
Your Poem was mentioned on the thread
'New Poems Reviews'
thanks for the journey~
One of those well-done writes
That with one word makes you
Want to read it again;
With that subsequent read, so stimulating.
This poem was mentioned in Wednesday's New Poems Reviews, a picking from Lit's archive.
This poem was mentioned in the Archival Review thread, in a picking through Lit's archive of over 34,500 poems.
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But I can rise above that all important omission (just don’t forget to mention it as TURKISH coffee in the Middle East; North Africa and the Caucuses though…). The reason? You got some of the main ingredients right, like the spell and the sweetness and the cupped hands - especially the spell. That spell effect worked particularly well with the nice insertion of the single words in-between the stanzas: “energizing:… “steaming”… “coffee”, like a portion of a whispered spell. All that is left now is to taste the coffee!