Sublimation
- Jun 12
- 1 min read
Placing the warm cup on my desk, I sit back exhaling, deeply. I’ve made another dark elixir of coffee. A daily vise so steeped in a history of extortion, it’s hard to believe such tastes and pleasures can be produced by the innocuous dark liquid. It's a simple fair created from independently roasted beans. The aroma is slowly filling my office, the anticipation of the first sip, is lowering me into a reverie. I sit savouring the moment.
I watch wisps of steam slowly rise from the surface of the liquid. Like a gossamer veil being toyed across the top the liquid by unseen entities. A fairy’s gown, constantly changing, morphing in shape over the surface of the liquid. The universe is taking back some of the energy I used to make the coffee. I remain motionless, not wanting to disrupt the exchange in the atmosphere at the top of my cup. Invisible turbulent interference is ever present, creating a shape-shifting shroud that is as transient as thought, and just as delicate.
I realise the steam has stopped. The balance of energy has been restored. The entities have moved on. I can enjoy my coffee guilt free, imbibing the complex subtly fruity mix, enabling the world to continue without me for just a few more minutes.
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