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Idiosyncrasies That Hindered Our Life Force: An Espresso Moment #poetry

I’d like everyone who reads to come away feeling gladdened and revitalized,
like when one drinks a sobering shot of espresso. Therefore, espresso is the name
I’m giving these short poems I’m about to start sharing with you.

If espresso is not what you like to consume, think of these as escapades to indulge
in your favorite non-alcoholic drink. After all, we want you sober. *wink*

So please, express your thoughts (expressos) or share a linko in the comments
of this espresso, or stop long enough to simply enjoy a cuppa with me.

Here’s something you already know, told differently. Inhale & exhale, then action!

espresso No.4

sold on ideas of scarcity, we evolved,
and that gave rise to modish habits
so to pretend we don't know how we got here
-- marooned like beached whales, is preposterous
A lovely, empty espresso cup.
revitalized. Yay! Image by moritz320 from Pixabay

photos: Image by 165106 from Pixabay
Image by moritz320 from Pixabay

Thanks for reading and be sure to sit where “joy and miracles” will find you.

Selma Martin
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      1. Selma Martin

        Thanks for finding relevance and truth in this one, Raymond. I appreciate you reading and commenting.

  1. Nope, Not Pam

    Love it, you’ve encapsulated the idea so well

    1. Selma Martin

      Deb, your comment cloaks me with warmth. Thank you. I bless you.
      ((Did I get your name right? If not, forgive and remind me please.))
      Be well, my sweet. xo

  2. Ruth Klein

    “marooned like beached whales” ☺️

    1. Selma Martin

      *smiling* yup, like so. Thanks, Ruth. I bless you. BTW, found you on TheTwitter. *wink*

  3. Daphny Aqua

    Brilliant, I am simply loving your espresso’s. 😁❤️

    1. Selma Martin

      It pleases me to know this, thanks, Raymond. Blessings.

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