Late Latte
- Chadwick Ahn
- Jan 10, 2018
- 1 min read
Whenever the lights go out
I can see into the past—
hundreds of years ago.
The coffee shop lays on top
of a burial ground.
I am too tired to notice ghosts
and too awake for the nightmares.
When the bartender grabs my arm
I open my eyes to see
a woman, accused and tried;
a witch during the hunts.
The iron casket shuts tight
and plummets into a boiling pit.
No one can hear the screams
as caffeine frightens me
back to the present.
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