Gone

The sun is up today
so I gleefully say
“This espresso I am having
is soothing and warming”.
I bet it’s from the blue mountain of Jamaica, Columbia, Guatemala or Java
it has a golden colored crema on top
and that robust flavor made me snap.
I felt a sweet lingering after taste
so I snag another cup in haste
**ensaymada is what I am having it with
“soft and delicate; buttery and grilled”.
It’s a sunny day today
as I take a sip, grab a bite and say
“Dad, it’s been really a long while
you’re way too gone but I miss you still”.
Note:
In memory of my father who has gone ahead of us to heaven.
**Ensaymada is a pastry product from Mallorca. It is a common cuisine eaten in most former Castilian territories in Latin America and the Philippines.
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Michelle Ayon Navajas is an international best-selling poet. Her 5th poetry book, "I Will Love You Forever, Too" went straight to the number ONE spot in Amazon and Kobo.Com on its first day of release in less than 24 hours. She also authored the poetry books "After Rain Skies", "What If Snowflakes Don't Fall In Winter?", "Oh! Dear One", "I Would Fly To Where You Are" and "After Rain Skies, 2nd Edition". She is a published author at Spillwords NYC, a three-time "Publication of the Month" nominee. Her poem "Holding Hands" is a Publication of the year in at Spillwords NYC for 2021. Her poetry appeared in several international literary magazines and anthologies.
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ouch sorry for your loss Mich, you were obviously close 😦
Such a warm sunny poem, he would enjoy it and that treat!
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My father passed away 10 years ago but for some weird reasons it always felt just yesterday…
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and the anniversary always provokes that loss again … lovely tribute to him Mich!
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Looks a delicious treat, and so was your poem Mich, I think your Dad is looking down proud, and raising his cup with yours.. ❤
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Yes Sue…it was surely a great toast of cup
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Simply beautiful. 💙
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Thanks Diana…i am glad you like it.
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You’re welcome!
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a beautiful way to remember dad, and having something sweet and so symbolic of his warm strong love. i hope your day has been going ok and you can feel the love and support of those who love you
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Indeed Gina ..and its always a joy to remember him..
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That feeling doesn’t ever completely go away. My dad passed away 17 years ago and I still vividly recall like yesterday. Granted my heart has mended as much as it will, the wound is like the aches in our joints that some how sneak in.
I know your dad is there watching over you with love and pride.❤️🤗
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Thank you for sharing how you feel about your dad ….☺
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You’re welcome.😊
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This resonates with me. We have lost our father six years ago but I still miss him. It was his birthday last Saturday and it made me suddenly feel sad. Oh! I love Ensaymada!
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Thanks for sharing Winnie…happiest bday to your father wherever he may be now..
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My pleasure. Thank you!
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