Pouring Tea
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An excellent metaphor that compared sharing emotions with pouring tea is what inspired this collection. Perhaps this is what I'm doing by adding to this story, releasing incessant emotions. This is a conglomeration of poems and snid-bits of stories, perhaps a few of them will be enjoyable.
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