Black Coffee
The sweet love of a mother
has never caressed my soul.
Upon exit of the womb
darkness snakes through,
engulfing my body,
engulfing my soul,
engulfing my mind.
Greed and power
confiscate the place of
love and nurture.
I manage to feed myself
with the bitter black coffee
that my mother released.
Growing into another raw coffee bean,
ready to create the same brew.
No milk,
No sugar added.
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