Tuesday, April 12, 2005

And now for a short interlude (Coffee)

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Coffee, how sweet, coffee, now coffee
To trickle in my brain, combobulate
Intimations, dissonant strains, O stealthy aching
Of coffee! -- A word -- dissolute into the long
Ing eve, breathing the beat to dance coffers
Of midnight and everything's same, who stretches dark
With the dripping of coffee. This blackness,
I could find myself in 't, swimming in seas of coffee,
Where each waves repeat their self and everything lathers
Thick coffee, oh echos chocolate, oh jade, ineluctable
Brew harsh vintage of the dawn, sapping tongues,
Wrecking havoc for teeth, coffee staining about
The rimmed eyes in brewing, boil'd soliloquy,
And everything becomes sick sleep, everything strips
Down in torrents of soul, molasses thick,
Lets Lethe syrup our sleep dissolved
Into brimming mustards of steams, spiced,
Seeming evanescence coagulate of matter, rich,
Sublimated in voluptuous temptations, our volucrous,
Oh for a siren song of yourself, and will
In her screaming! Sing: coffee, sing coffee!

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Coffee, how sweet coffee, now coffee
To trickle my brain, combobulate
Imitations, dissonances, stealthy strain, oh coffee!
A word – trailing into the long, beat the beat,
Dance, and the coffers of midnight
Where every-thing's the same, and stretches dark,
Dark with the dripping of coffee. This blackness,
I could find myself in 't. Swimming in seas of coffee,
Where the waves repeat themselves and everything lathers
Thick coffee, oh echos chocolate, oh most ineluctable brew,
Harsh dawn's vintage, sapping the tongue,
Wrecking havoc on the teeth, coffee staining about
The rimmed eyes in brewing, boil'd soliloquy,
And everything becomes thick and deep,
And everything drips. Drip down in torrents of the soul,
Molasses thick, and let Lethe syrup of our sleep
Dissolve into brimming mustards of spiced steam,
Seeming coagulate evanescent of matter,
Sublimated in our rich uolupting, our uolucrous,
Oh coffee, for a siren in yourself, and willing song
Singing in the screaming sing! Coffee, sing coffee!

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