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The Coffee Lover's Week Poem Print
£14.00
This hand inked print of 'The Coffee Lover's Week' poem makes a witty and unique gift for coffee lovers.
Part of our fun and cheeky 'days of the week' collection, it's an ideal gift for any coffee lover.
Whether it's a Latte, Americano or Flat White, we all know someone who can't live without a daily cup of coffee.
This original poem was written by the extremely talented Bespoke Verse poet, Joanna Miller. It is printed on the finest quality card which measures H30 x W21cm (A4). It comes unframed.
The poem reads:
The Coffee Lover’s Week
On Mondays getting up is trouble
Without a quick Espresso (double)
Tuesdays if I’ve had a shocker
My only solace is a Mocha,
Wednesdays if I get frustrated
It has to be decaffeinated,
Thursday when I’m back on track
I’ll have a trusty filter (black),
On Fridays just before a party
I’ll grab a fortifying Latte,
Saturdays just don’t feel right
Without a paper and Flat White,
And Sundays end with Frappuccino
Or a bedtime Cappuccino!
Copyright Joanna Miller 2014. (Author's permission required to reproduce this poem.)
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