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Linda-Marie Coffee...

L inda-Marie Instantly
A wakens the mind and shares coffee
U would be instantly delighted so
G rab a great cup and join the table
H umble with a smile we sat a while
S haring our sugars and cream
! and parting the SeeS, Mose did agree
T his is a friendship that is good indeed
SO in the UP of Poetry, Mose stirred the Soup
And instantly....
Linda-Marie Poetess extra-extraordinaire!

Sweetheart of the Soup Write Hear, and I,
;Put our mugs up in the air to cheer!
..... More Cream and Sugars dear?

Hugs the Moses!... ;)
He picked our Knows... lol!
What a sweet instant cup can be!

A dedication to my friends,
Poetess and Mose :) What a pleasure to read them.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2009

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Pickett Avatar
November 23, 2009 at 11:07 PM
Absolutely, i couldn't have said it better.... Don't sell yourself short though Izzy.... Awesome write dear.......:JP]
Fraser Avatar
November 11, 2009 at 1:07 PM
Izzy, i have to thank Linda for enticing me to read your poems, like Linda's > yours are wonderful to read >> James
Sweetheart Avatar
November 8, 2009 at 6:15 PM
Well aren't u a sweetie to write such a pretty poem for me.. and Moses too.. I am all gushy now.. need ice water ..not coffee.. but Sunday is my football fix day.. so I am not on Soup so much till later.. like now.. but I am so appreciative for this honor and the time u took to compose it so perfectly.. u are a treasure and a good "bud" as in coffee bud .. or is that "bean"?.. too tired to think after screaming all day at the TV and the men in tight pants.. my bad!!! Linda-Marie, "Sweetie"
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