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I embrace it whole
Fingers pressed, wooden surface
Add honey, no milk.
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Susan Fourtané
Susan Fourtané is a Science and Technology Journalist, a professional writer with over 18 years experience writing for global media and industry publications. She's a member of the ABSW, WFSJ, Society of Authors, and London Press Club.
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Comments (6)
💙💗💗 .💗💗.💗💗💗 💙💗🌹 LOVE🌹💛💗 💙❤🌹 THIS 🌹💛💗 💙💗🌹 LOVE🌹💛💗 💚💚💚 .💗💚 💚💚💛
There’s a quiet meditative tone that perfectly suits winter’s stillness. The poem feels like a moment paused, inviting the reader to linger with the warmth.
Warms me right up, just like a cup of hot tea. Great haiku, Susan
Fabulous work Susan! 💕
Mmmm, so warm and yummy. Loved this!
This is so cosy and comforting :-)