Java means coffee
I often dream of lavish scenes in tarnished rooms, farsighted.
At noon in high contrast, one more java brewing,
one more ruse of life to cite instead of doing,
its roast smelled distinct, delayed and moody,
like a charred mistake on a tray full of ashes;
But I took it in as I'd taken those dreams before and
admit the taste of excused emotions to be
about as refined as these ill times could allow. –
Assume these days as solemn.
But solemn like the seams in sheets placed as garnish.
I've found the hunt for answers is rarely out of bounds,
and although bare at the oceanfront,
(where they might even reach the coast),
they'll always form inland,
and the rest are ripples, at most.
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| Breakfast (1914), Juan Gris |

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