Tea time

Aroma of warmth, Aha! A cup of tea
Brewing romance, Yes, it's bittersweet.
Cheers of tranquility soak in solace
Darjeeling dreams, in Assam serene.
Ecstasy infused, our senses relaxed
Family and friends, bond captivated.
Golden or black, it's a drink just divine 
Have a cup of Tea...and all gets fine!
Induces a mood, adventures unwind 
Jingling china cups, in morning time.
Kettle whistles, bubbling with steam 
Loose tea leaves in hot water swim
Melting sugar in lemon and honey.
Night jasmine, or chamomile flavour?
Oasis in summer, green tea is amber,
Picnic reverie, A fireside tea in winter.
Quiet thoughts to sedate the beverage 
Rainy afternoons, cookies get drenched 
Solace of caffeine blend creamy cakes
Taste delicious, evanescent moments 
Under crushed cardamom is sober joy,
Valentine kiss: thou tea-cup you're mine 
Wrap of the elixir slows our fast mood,
Xanadu magic! the hot and cold allude
Yin and Yang stirring in balanced hold.
Zest of life is Tea Time...layers unfold.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2025

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Evangeline Avatar
June 14, 2025 at 1:49 AM
I agree with Andrea. This is peak poetic dedication for tea time.
Dietrich Avatar
June 13, 2025 at 11:55 PM
Gosh. If the contest had allowed more than five lines, this would have been a prime winner. You did a really great poem
Mitra Avatar
June 14, 2025 at 12:23 AM
Actually I couldn't complete the contest poem in the deadline, so with more time kept on adding a few more lines. Thanks for expressing your appreciation
Ruwindi Avatar
June 13, 2025 at 8:41 PM
Glad to find another tea person! enjoyed reading :)
Rodrigues Avatar
June 13, 2025 at 6:55 PM
Very nice :)
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