
They call others’ passions a “storm in a cup,”
Or “making a mountain out of a hill”—
Now a cliché—
Less valued, often dismissed.
Yet my cup of coffee brews daily,
Pressed and poured,
One cup at a time,
I sip it, stirring thoughts–
Here and there,
Sometimes nowhere,
Yet always somewhere.
In a storm, nothing is visible;
I unload my burdens–
Memories, scattered words, quiet debris.
What lands in my chipped mug
Is barely recognizable—
One sip at a time,
The storm grows,
A tempest, unrelenting.
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