Cup of Joe
I'm standing alone at the local coffee shop where some kids I went to school with like to get together.
I'm standing here, alone, with a cup of coffee.
It's black, nothing has tainted its surface and nothing is invading its scent nor taste.
I can see coffee grounds at the very bottom if I tilt the cup just the right way even.
I look around and see the people inside laughing and clapping to the music being played,
It's a very nice simple song, plain and direct like the coffee.
I begin to wonder, as my mind often does, about the little things.
The most important thought however is, "should I take a sip?"
I slowly bring the cup towards my lips and smell the fragrant beans calling me.
Then I remember that I don't really like coffee. It's not even my cup.
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