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Elizabeth Kate Switaj
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Posts Tagged ‘coffee’
Read my latest story, "A Tale of Two Birthdays", at 52|250. Above the Cafe darken night with coffee
don't let the light back in
with creamer, even soya
wakes the neighbors & we want
our moans to take care of that
don't add any sugar, least of all refined
we're well past courting
or that isn't what I want from you
——pour my midnight brew
add ice if we're already
sweating too much to hold
ourselves above each other
or breathe the other's skin
I've set aside two purple trays
for caffeinated cubes in case
———good girls are always prepared
Making Coffee
and too much force of water I give in to richer scents select a supple roast and heat the water by myself and when you can’t distinguish us then the pushing can begin and we drink our brew together written in response to read write prompt #104: how to write the sex poem right, by nick carbó Related articles by Zemanta
Jul
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2009
33 Ways of Looking at Harry and Louise #Blogathonharry & louise gave up their garbage disposal for a lens As part of Blogathon 2009, I’m posting a poem every half hour for twenty four hours to raise funds for Friends International, an organization that helps street children in Southeast Asia and beyond. Please sign up to sponsor me or donate directly. Everyone who sponsors me will receive a copy of the revised poems as a chapbook if they email their snail mail address to ekswitaj[at]gmail[dot]com. Cheers! I recently started running again, despite a heat wave, and since my life revolves around writing, I also started thinking about the ways running resembles writing. Here are ten of them:
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