Bubbles burst upon boiling points (know overload).
Water’s begun splashing all over the stove.
Keep to hot tea because pressure cookers explode.
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Bubbles disperse, and into a cup, tea will have flowed.
With that cup will be an introspective treasure trove.
Bubbles burst upon boiling points (know overload).
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One may even reevaluate the morals within their abode.
Familiar scents are foreign like that of a clove.
Keep to hot tea because pressure cookers explode.
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Life may no longer fit patterns unlike something sewed.
Into the unfamiliar one eagerly, yet haphazardly dove.
Bubbles burst upon boiling points (know overload).
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That person found material on a road.
For new knowledge, they seem to endlessly rove.
Keep to hot tea because pressure cookers explode.
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With luck, they’ll only burn their tongue on this new road.
Though the foreign heat makes them weary enough to try a soave.
Bubbles burst upon boiling points (know overload).
Keep to hot tea because pressure cookers explode.
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Grains of Graphite Book 1
PoetryGrains of Graphite is a North American poetry collection focusing on a wide range of emotions, many of which are intimate.
