Michal Clayton CoffeeGround bits of caffeine-laced brew are warmed in a mug by the heat of Sunshine. Nothing is added. Nothing is adjusted. Nothing is stronger. He takes it black. But it is hot one moment, cold the next, and then only a stain remains. The energy he drank in, the memory of flawless imperfection remains. He took that black. And when the mug becomes half empty he just looks closer. He alone can see Sunshine. Her strength fills him and he remembers. His Sunshine made his coffee. His Sunshine took him black.
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