The Magic Coffee Tea House
The caravan appeared as if magic one day.
Parked in my field, where a handsome picnic lay.
I was going to give someone what for, until the door opened up.
Out walked a gorgeous hippie type, carrying a large coffee cup.
Just the way you like it, three sugars and vanilla cream.
I liked her smile and the way her hair was a gleam.
She walked to the table and showed me a plate with a fresh roll.
I made you a lemon pumpkin one, she said with full soul.
Shocked, I could not speak, she had “nailed me” here.
Her name was Poppy, and she was a quintessential dear.
She had so many things to say, but instead she listened to me.
It was the best time I ever had at a surprise coffee-tea.
Copyright © Caren Krutsinger | Year Posted 2023
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