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Small Coffee


I never understood the concept of a small coffee Aside from my high caffeine tolerance Does it just top off your energy? It's succinct It's nonchalant And it says all the right things It never extends the joke and never cackles five minutes after As soon as small coffee touches your lips It's gone. And you wonder If it would ever associate with you again and rest its bold, brief aroma in your cup I hope small coffee never finds another small coffee. They would not quench each other's energy meters.
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