Café Notes
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"Café Notes is a carefully curated collection in which tone and theme, two key elements and foundations of any focused and solid work of art, synchronize to offer readers an elixir from the first to the last page.
The poems are characterized, enhanced and woven together by strings of symbols and metaphors around tea, coffee, cups, he
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Café Notes - Chukwuebuka Akaolisa
I Said Bread, I Lied
We were asked, amidst this shrinking and expanding world,
of our staple; it is bread.
A noun leavened with metaphors that it chokes imagination
thus becoming a phenomenon. Paris calls it Pain.
It has followed the harvest of civilization as the yeasty dough that it is
it is what it is if you just say the name
like man to the floor, it answers to all flour
Until I piped into the many stories of tea
then I saw the staple is us
chased by the sun
found at the waters
subduing greenland
We who are most complex
are yet simply the one
A History Of Tea
There was a time when man with his bare soul mediated with nature, creature and man. He could chop trees to bridge unions, from the bush, across big streams and unto the streets. Watching seasons come and go, bearing whatever gift and levy that comes with