My little polish café

Lorenz

I love this little polish café 

away from the hustle and bustle of Brussels.

It exudes a mysterious softness and soothing quiet.

Warsaw's  winter story  few years  ago ...

In front of my coffee ,attentive observer ,

I am writing a letter to this friend who is only myself 

and your name in my mind ...

Old romance taking me back in time .

Tender Beata you were close to me,café Mozaika .

There was a sweet warmth in the air 

a few mood of marzipan ,some gingerbread feelings

and your discreet  violet  water ....

Outside the snow flakes whirled like a merry mazurka .

Beata , a drop of tea danced on your lip

like a fragile pearl. Was it already like a tear of farewell ?

Time likes to play with memory in a romantic style ,

mischievously mixing the seasons of life ...

We're left with only the bitter taste of some creamy sweets

 and ocean of regrets in an empty mug ...

I love this little polish café who offers a slow baltic tide

to  the languor of my flat country ... 

 

 

 

 

 

  • Author: lorenz (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: October 22nd, 2024 02:07
  • Category: Unclassified
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Comments4

  • sorenbarrett

    Memories and associations paired in how a place, foods, smells evoke the past and the feelings that accompany them

    • Lorenz

      A bridge linking the seasons of time ...

    • Ellen Marsell

      An atmosphere of quiet melancholy and tenderness. Very beautiful!

      • Lorenz

        Thank you Len for your gentle comment !

      • Tony36

        Great write

        • Lorenz

          Thank you tony !

          • Tony36

            You're not

          • Neville



            Excellent ink .. made me feel more than nostalgic for a place I've never been .. Neville

            • Lorenz

              this was my secret wish friendly reader !

              • Neville



                It's not hard to see why



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