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Tea, Earl Grey | Photo by Webanhalter / Courtesy flickr
2014-11-202014-11-20 by Sarah

Poem: Tea, Earl Grey, Hot

This poem originally appeared in Make It So: Poetry Inspired by Star Trek the Next Generation, from Prime Directive Press & Hyacinth Girl Press.

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When ordering tea, I like to say
“Tea. Earl Grey. Hot.”
to see if the barista cracks a smile
or not.



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