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Teapoet

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Steam rises like breath
from a talkative kettle
Water pours like conversation
into a quiet cup


Note: The photo is called "Self portrait in tea" and was taken at my sister Sherry's house in Massachusetts this past summer.

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ah having a cup of camomille

The tea in this poem in my mind is black, first one of the day.

I really like that picture.
I liked your TT also........I just have been so busy I haven't had a chance to comment. xo

mmmmmm.... love it!

What a beautiful photo :)

:)

A very interesting photo!

a cuppa tea sounds good on this cold day, thanks for the inspiration! great poem - simple and to the point

Have a great weekend!

I love that coffee is the conversation poured into a quiet cup. Brilliant. :)
~S

Talkative kettle and quiet cup? I was in the process of steeping a cuppa tea as I arrived here at your blog to read about ... tea! Dear Teapoet, let's share a cup of tea and a few hours of conversation. Shall we set a date? Maybe we can coordinate a get-together by having June show up in Chattanooga to meet her other friend (see today's Spatter post) and you-n-Joe coming south in your camper. Chattanooga's in the middle, so it's a date ... just let me know when and I'll find us a where. The why is obvious, among wordsmiths.

Neat! Perfect in fact! And the comfort of gas too!

Oh, I like that poem...and I love the photo. Actually, a cup of hot tea sounds wonderful right now...

I like the self portrait in tea idea.

Bonnie, maybe since June and I both can be found in Floyd in the warmer weather you should come here for a visit and to read at the Spoken Word night. I would like to see Chattanooga at some point but a Florida get away is hopefully next on the list, and then Boston in the summer for a big class reunion.

Ah those talkative kettles do rattle on.

I'm a little teapot
short and stout :-)

Here is my handle. Here is my spout. When I get steamed up, hear me shout. Tip me over and pour me out!

What a lovely poem to run across so early in the morning. I love this. I'm off now to make a cup of tea.

I love your poem and the photo is wonderful!
Love your blog too!
Thank you!

Margie:)
P.S And, I love tea...am just going to make a cup!

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