Coffee Shop; Passport Authority Reiterates that It will attend this Saturday in the face of High Demand; Panama Metro Implements Contactless Payment with Visa or Mastercard; ENA Announces Temporary Closure of Lajas Exit to Paseo del Norte – Brisas del Golf in the North Corridor; 15 Coffee Poems to Wake You Up.

Friday, January 20, 2023

I’m hooked on a coffee shop that not a lot of people know about and feel this urge to let my readers know about it.  I started going because it belongs to a friend of mine, Ricky Lopez, but now I don’t even bother calling him to let him know that “I’m on my way” and schedule many of my special meetings here disinterested if he’s there or not.  Hahaha.  Truth be told, this coffee is amazing.  Over time, I’ve learned that if you want something done right, you just need to do it yourself.  I started woodworking, because quite frankly I couldnt get anyone to do it with the detail that I needed or deserved. “Why am I hiring these bozos to do shit work, when I could just do shit work myself?”, I often pondered.  Food and beverages were no different.  I now make my own bread, ice cream, cookies, pies and as some may know, I’m learning how to properly smoke meat and veggies.

Well, that’s essentially what happened to Ricky.  Ricky was tired of half-assed attempts at making good coffee, so he decided to open his own coffee shop to ensure he had a place for him, his friends and those deserving, to really get a good cup of coffee.

What’s his secret?  Quite frankly, the secret is DOING IT RIGHT!  He has a Panamanian supplier for his beans, which are properly grown, harvested and roasted. He had no idea what he was getting himself into when he started searching for the proper equipment to actually make the coffee, but several thousands of dollars later, he was set up and ready to go. One of these “done right secrets” is the correct number of grinds to water ratio as well as the exact temperature of the pristine water used. Most coffee shops just boil the water to impress the caretakers of hell, splash it on a bunch of packed, stale coffee grounds and wham-o, bitter coffee!

He also has a great list of sandwiches that are all.. … well, great! Every element of their creations uses the best products and I challenge anyone to prove me wrong when I say that they’re the best coffee-food combination in the city. Every client I’ve met with there, returns for more. Their cappuccino is perfect. No need to add ANYTHING, even if you think you “need” sugar or sweetener, you’ll learn here that when you’re given a perfect cup of Joe, you don’t need anything else. They also have one specialty coffee that you absolutely HAVE to try called simply “Grind Coffee”, which has a shot of Peanut Butter Whiskey…. I’ll leave it at that!

Located on Vía Porras, on the bottom floor of the Royal Blue Plaza, about a block from the Super 99 and very close to a McDonalds (yuck), the GRIND COFFEE HOUSE absolutely HAS to be your next stop for that comfortable cup of coffee, a cookie and a specialty sandwich.


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AGRI-FOOD POLICY LAW: WHAT IS IT AND WHO BENEFITS?

The Law determines the strategic areas for the construction of the National Plan for the Development of the Agricultural Sector.

The Agri-Food Policy Law is one that establishes guidelines for the development of the agricultural and livestock sector, ensuring the application of agrotechnology, productivity and competitiveness; it also declares national agricultural production as a priority, being an instrument to ensure the human right to food.

The regulation was sanctioned by the President of the Republic Laurentino Cortizo, it is also aimed at generating jobs and promoting the rural economy, which integrates intersectoral actions, which allow to produce food in quantity and quality accessible throughout the value chain and to the consumer.

Importance to domestic farmers

Agri-Food Policy Law

The legislative document seeks to protect the productive sector for approximately 25 years by giving importance to domestic production rather than imports; The president said, “We cannot privilege imports; When they are needed, that’s what agri-food chains are for and we can agree on what to buy abroad to complement national production, but not matter when producers are harvesting.”

For his part, the Minister of Agricultural Development (MIDA) Augusto Valderrama, explained that the objective of the Law is to provide security and a regulatory framework to the agricultural sector so that “it is not in the ups and downs of every five years of the political or economic preferences of a government.”

Basis of Agri-Food Policy

According to the document that rests in the National Assembly, the regulations establish a system based on nine axes that are:

  • Agrotechnology
  • Training
  • Education in the agricultural sector
  • Financing
  • Increased value added
  • Productivity
  • Commercialization
  • Improvement of all agricultural products and supply
  • Strengthening agri-food sovereignty and food security

Through the Law, the State will create a monitoring committee formed by universities, academies, producers, technicians, and scientists, to evaluate and monitor the objectives pursued, which are improvement and technification.

READ HERE: LEY DE POLÍTICA AGROALIMENTARIA: ¿QUÉ ES Y A QUIÉNES BENEFICIA?


ALCALDE DÍAZ WILL BUILD A MUNICIPAL MARKET

Those who attend the future market will have access to a variety of fruits and vegetables.

Alcalde Diaz will have his own municipal market. Mayor José Luis Fábrega will deliver on Wednesday the order that authorizes the construction of the infrastructure, which has an investment of just over $ 11.4 million.

The work will be built on a plot of approximately 2 hectares, where about 60 commercial premises will operate, most of which have a focus on food services.

Those who attend the future market will have access to a variety of fruits and vegetables distributed in a dozen cubicles as well as premises for the sale of grains, legumes and a specialized compartment for the provision of cheeses and sausages.

Inns, restaurants, banks, pharmacies, municipal services, beauty salons, pastry and confectionery, internet café and continuous safe transport services also feature in the project.

This place will integrate the Network of Municipal Markets. Last week marked two years since the launch of the renovated San Felipe Neri Market in the Santa Ana corregimiento.

Last October the Market was inaugurated in Pacora. Weeks before, the order to proceed for the construction of a similar work in Chilibre had been delivered.

The plans include acquiring land in Tocumen, Las Garzas and Las Mañanitas where municipal markets will be built.

Next year, 2024, a similar task will be carried out to obtain land extension to build markets in Caimitillo, Las Cumbres and Ernesto Córdoba Campos.

READ HERE: CONSTRUIRÁN EN ALCALDE DÍAZ UN MERCADO MUNICIPAL


ILLEGAL MIGRATION 2022: HOW MANY PEOPLE DIED CROSSING THE DARIÉN JUNGLE?

Illegal migration during the year 2022 doubled, with people of Venezuelan nationality crossing the Darién jungle.

36 migrants died trying to cross the jungle area of Darien province last year, according to a report by the International Organization for Migration (IOM), the document presented in Geneva, was based on illegal migration records in Panama in relation to the crossing through the national park; the report highlights that the figure could be higher because many die in the jungle without their remains being reported or recovered.

According to data provided by IOM, the transit of migrants between the border of Colombia and Panama during 2021 was 133,000 and in 2022 there are 150,327 crossings, having an increase of 17,327 more than previous years.

Nationalities that emigrated the most in the last two years

The list of nationalities that lead illegal migration to the United States is Haiti and Venezuela.

In thelast two years the nationalities that have emigrated the most from their countries are Haiti and Venezuela indicates the report presented; the National Migration Service, works with both governmental and non-institutional entities to meet the first needs of pilgrims.

At present, the passage of migrants through the Darienite jungle still continues, although the Panamanian authorities continue with humanitarian flights of migrants to their country of origin.

Migration humanitarian flights

The National Migration Service announced about the first humanitarian flight with 177 Venezuelan irregular migrants bound for their country, it left last Tuesday, January 17, from the Tocumen International Airport.

Being the first that occurs during this 2023, with Venezuelan citizens who entered the country irregularly through the Darien jungle, and who return to their country voluntarily.

The deputy director of the National Migration Service, María Isabel Saravia, stressed that the coordination of this humanitarian flight, paid for by the National Government, allowed the voluntary return of these 177 Venezuelan irregular migrants, of which half correspond to children, adolescents, women and a woman in a state of pregnancy.

READ HERE: MIGRACIÓN ILEGAL 2022: ¿CUÁNTOS PERSONAS FALLECIERON AL CRUZAR LA SELVA DE DARIÉN?


ENA ANNOUNCES TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF EXIT FROM LAJAS TO PASEO DEL NORTE – BRISAS DEL GOLF IN THE NORTHERN CORRIDOR

Views of the closure in the Northern Corridor.

The exit from Lajas to Paseo del Norte – Brisas del Golf in the Northern Corridor will remain closed until further notice, announced the National Highway Company (ENA).

The company recommends drivers to use the Brisas del Golf exit towards the traffic light or Villa Lobo and then return to Brisas Norte.

According to ENA, this closure will be maintained for the duration of the reconstruction works of the toll booth.

They ask drivers not to perform maneuvers that put their safety at risk.

READ HERE: ENA ANUNCIA CIERRE TEMPORAL DE SALIDA DE LAJAS HACIA PASEO DEL NORTE – BRISAS DEL GOLF EN EL CORREDOR NORTE


SHOPPING TOURISM RETURNS TO THE COLON FREE ZONE

The ambassador of Haiti in Panama, Raymonde Carré Sajous, was at the conversation.

As a result of the Colon Free Zone (CFZ) shopping tourism visa project, this week the free zone received the first group of 38 shopping tourists from Haiti.

The CFZ Shopping Tourism Visa is an inter-institutional developed product.

This mechanism seeks to facilitate the return of buyers to the free zone, from natural and historical markets such as the Caribbean countries.

This seeks that in addition to making their purchases during the days they stay in the city, the local economy benefits from the provision of services such as lodging, transportation, entertainment, food, etc.

In this way, tourism is also promoted in the province of Colón.

Giovanni Ferrari, general manager of the ZLC, welcomed visitors from the Caribbean in a conversation.

There they were able to clear their concerns about issues of merchandise transport, customs, suppliers and others.

This first and historic group that marks the return of Caribbean buyers to the Free Zone, was accompanied by the ambassador of Haiti in Panama, Raymonde Carré Sajous.

Representatives of the Haitian Chamber of Commerce were also present.

READ HERE: TURISMO DE COMPRAS RETORNA A LA ZONA LIBRE DE COLÓN


PASSPORT AUTHORITY REITERATES THAT IT WILL ATTEND THIS SATURDAY IN THE FACE OF HIGH DEMAND

The Panama Passport Authority (APAP).

The Panama Passport Authority (APAP) reiterated that they will be providing attention to the public this Saturday, January 21.

This is due to the high demand for attention services that has been had in recent weeks.

Both the headquarters and the regional offices of the provinces of Colón, Coclé, Herrera, Veraguas, Chiriquí and Bocas del Toro will be open from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

It will be attended by order of arrival and procedures can be carried out for issuance of passports for the first time, renewal and withdrawal.

The APAP indicated that, when making payments, preferably use a credit or debit card.”

Previously, after complaints of delays in service and long lines, the institution clarified that this is because Panama is in the high season of passport applications.

READ HERE: AUTORIDAD DE PASAPORTES REITERA QUE ATENDERÁ ESTE SÁBADO ANTE ALTA DEMANDA


GOOGLE ANNOUNCES THE ELIMINATION OF 12,000 JOBS WORLDWIDE

Google.

Google’s parent company, Alphabet, announced on Friday a global plan to cut 12,000 jobs, following a trend by other tech giants to implement large-scale restructuring.

“We have decided to reduce our workforce by approximately 12,000 jobs,” Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai said in an email to workers in which he said the cut is a response to “an economic reality we face.

The move comes a day after Microsoft announced its plan to lay off 10,000 workers in the coming months. Other tech majors, including Meta, which owns Facebook, Amazon and Twitter, had announced plans to cut staff at a time when the sector is facing economic turmoil.

“We have conducted a rigorous review across all product areas and activities to ensure that our people and positions are aligned with our most important priorities as a company,” Pichai wrote.

“The positions we are eliminating reflect the outcome of that review. The fact that these changes will have an impact on the lives of Googlers weighs heavily on me, and I take full responsibility for the decisions that have brought us here.”

READ HERE: GOOGLE ANUNCIA LA ELIMINACIÓN DE 12,000 EMPLEOS EN TODO EL MUNDO


PANAMA ACCUMULATES 99 CASES OF MONKEYPOX

Panama maintains a nationwide health alert for monkeypox.

A total of 17 new cases of monkeypox were registered in the country, for a total of 99 cumulative cases, reported the Department of Epidemiology of the Ministry of Health (Minsa).

Of these 99 accumulated cases, 18 are active disaggregated into 14 patients in home isolation and 4 in isolation in health facilities, while 81 have already completed their isolation, without major setback.

According to the report, the corregimientos with the most confirmed cases with monkeypox, to date, are Bella Vista with 16 cases; San Francisco, 9 cases; Rio Abajo, 6 cases; Calidonia with 5 cases; Parque Lefevre, Pedregal, Juan Díaz and Bethania with 4 cases.

While Chilibre, Ancón, Belisario Porras, Pacora and Tocumen register 3 cases; Victoriano Lorenzo, Vista Alegre, Belisario Frías, 24 de Diciembre, Alcalde Díaz, Arnulfo Arias Madrid, El Chorrillo and Ernesto Córdoba 2 cases.

It is also detailed that, of these 99 cases, 97 men and 2 women have tested positive, 45.4% of those infected are HIV carriers.

The report breaks down that, of the 99 cumulative cases, 64 do not have any sexually transmitted infections (STIs), 18 have syphilis, 15 unknowns, 1 with genital wart and 1 with gonorrhea.

The distribution of cases ranges from 19 to 59 years.

Vaccination

The Expanded Programme on Immunization (EPI) reports that, as of January 17, 2023, 52 monkeypox vaccines have been administered in two dose groups.

Of the first doses, 42 vaccines against monkeypox have been placed in the following regions: 31 doses in the Metropolitan Health Region; 5 in West Panama; 3 in North Panama; 1 in Chiriquí, 1 in San Miguelito and 1 in Coclé.

Meanwhile, in the second dose, 10 vaccines have been placed; 5 in the West Panama region; 4 in Panama Metro and 1 in Coclé.

READ HERE: PANAMÁ ACUMULA 99 CASOS DE LA VIRUELA DEL MONO


FROM JANUARY 23 TO 25, PANAMANIANS WILL BE ABLE TO VISIT AND TOUR THE NATIONAL THEATER

The National Theater of Panama announced an “Open Doors” day to the public, from Monday, January 23 to Wednesday, January 25, 2023.

That’s right, Panamanians and foreigners residing in the country, will be able to know the imposing facilities of this cultural house, where since its restoration, great and important plays, musicals and concerts have been carried out.

During these three days, the doors of the theater will be opened to small groups of visitors, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

It is important to note that admission is free, is a non-guided tour and will be attended to the public on a first-come, first-served basis; in addition, food and beverages are not allowed.

READ HERE: DEL 23 AL 25 DE ENERO, PANAMEÑOS PODRÁN CONOCER Y RECORRER EL TEATRO NACIONAL


IMPLEMENT FOR THE CENSUSES VISIT NOTIFICATION SHEET TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT WITH ENUMERATOR

Visit notification sheet.

The National Institute of Statistics and Census (INEC) has implemented the XII Population Census and VIII Housing Censuses the visit notification sheet, to make an appointment with the enumerator.

Javier Muñoz Rodríguez, head of the Department of Coordination of the Censuses of INEC, explained that this document that the enumerators will carry will be left from the second visit to a house with absent occupants.

It will also be left in homes where only minors are present and in cases where the appropriate informant is not present (person of legal age who provides the data of all members of the household), who can attend the interview.

How is it composed?

INEC explained that the document has a removable tab, where the upper part that says, “Copy of Delivery of Notification of Visit”, is the record with which the enumerator stays.

The second back of the leaf is left in a safe and visible place in the house. It brings the information of the enumerator, with the name and telephone number, with which the informant can call to make an appointment, so that the registration can be carried out.

Likewise, the web address is left on the ballot: www.censospanama.pa/verificacion, where people can verify the data of the enumerator who leaves the notification form.

Once contacted, the enumerator must return to the house to conduct the census interview. At the end of the census of the dwelling and its occupants, the enumerator will place an adhesive decal in a visible place, as proof that the dwelling was “empadronada”. For this census, the label will be fluorescent orange.

Additional there will be the decal of “Other structures” that will be placed in those that are not properly home homes, such as laundries, beauty salons, shops, among others.

READ HERE: IMPLEMENTAN PARA LOS CENSOS HOJA DE NOTIFICACIÓN DE VISITA PARA CONCERTAR CITA CON EMPADRONADOR


140 CASES OF ILLEGAL FISHING AND $3.3 MILLION IN FINES IN 2022

Arap has a surveillance center that operates every day.

During the year 2022, some 140 cases of illegal fishing were detected in the country, said Flor Torrijos, administrator of the Aquatic Resources Authority of Panama (Arap).

Cases tripled compared to 2021, when some 58 cases of illegal fishing were detected.

Likewise, Torrijos said that the sum of 3.3 million dollars was imposed, of which 75% have already been collected.

“Panama has a goal of eradicating illegal fishing and promoting responsible fishing and consumption, we will have the audit this year again for the month of March,” said the administrator.

He indicated that the most important thing is to promote responsible consumption and fishing.

Torrijos explained that, in 2022, Panama exported 108 million dollars in seafood, which represented an increase of 18% compared to 2021 when it was $91 million.

He commented that there are more than 35 thousand families that live from fishing nationwide, since it is not only that person who gets on a boat and goes fishing, but there are those who work in the processing plants, whose majority are women and in places of difficult access for work in Aguadulce.  Chiriquí, etc.

In a timely manner, the official said that it is very fundamental to be able to fight against illegal fishing, to have transparent governance.

“Currently, the Fisheries Surveillance Center operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week, with 24 analysts and we can see the entire fleet that has a Panamanian flag and is fishing internationally, which are around 280 vessels and locally we have 4,000 thousand national fishing vessels, of which 210 are industrial and the rest artisanal “, Reported.

In addition to this center, Torrijos said that the National Aeronaval Service (Senan), sees online an organization called Global Fishing, financed by Leonardo DiCaprio, which provides them with the intelligence service for free to combat illegal fishing.

READ HERE: 140 CASOS DE PESCA ILEGAL Y $3.3 MILLONES EN MULTAS EN 2022


PANAMA METRO IMPLEMENTS CONTACTLESS PAYMENT WITH VISA OR MASTERCARD

A citizen makes use of the new payment method with Visa and Mastercard cards in the Panama Metro.

The Panama Metro implemented as of Tuesday the payment of the contactless fare through the use of Visa and Mastercard cards on Lines 1 and 2. In this case, it would not be necessary to buy the metro card.

“Metro de Panamá implements as of today together with our financial administrator Sonda and the companies Visa and Mastercard, a modern and technological alternative that facilitates payment to the Metro network, through contactless cards,” said the general director of the Panama Metro, Héctor Ortega.

The general manager of Sonda, Víctor Bethancourth, explained that it is a pilot project, through which citizens who have Visa or Mastercard credit, debit or prepaid cards, will be able to make the payment of the ticket.

“The most important thing of all this is that universal, any user with a Visa, Mastercard, whether prepaid, credit or debit, from any bank, even from any country, can use this service as of today, there is already a turnstile available in each station of the Panama Metro, both on Line 1 and Line 2 so that users can use this service, “Bethancourth said.

READ HERE: METRO DE PANAMÁ IMPLEMENTA PAGO SIN CONTACTO CON VISA O MASTERCARD


PUBLIC OFFICES ORDERED TO CLOSE ON FEBRUARY 20 AND 22 FOR CARNIVAL PARTIES

Carnival 2023 will be held from February 18 to 21 and will be the first to be held in Panama after the declaration of a COVID-19 pandemic.

The Executive Decree that orders the closure throughout the national territory of national and municipal public offices, on Monday, February 20 and Wednesday, February 22, 2023, for the celebration of the Carnival festivities,  was promulgated in the Official Gazette. Shrove Tuesday is a mandatory day of rest.

The decree establishes that public servants must work from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on January 14, 25, 26, 27, 30 and 31, and on February 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 13, to compensate for the hours corresponding to the regular working day of the Carnival days.

Exempt from this measure, public offices that, due to the nature of the service they provide, must remain operating, such as: the National Institute of Aqueduct and Sewerage (Idaan), hospitals, clinics, polyclinics, health center and health units of the CSS and Ministry of Health, as well as the Meritorious Fire Department among other institutions.

In accordance with Article 4 of the Executive Decree, banking institutions shall be governed by the provisions of the Resolution of the Superintendency of Banks of Panama. The Panama Canal Authority is excluded from this application, in accordance with the provisions of Article 93 of Law No. 19 of 11 June 1997.

The 2023 carnivals will be held from February 18 to 21 and will be the first to be held in Panama after the declaration of a COVID-19 pandemic.

READ HERE: ORDENAN CIERRE DE OFICINAS PÚBLICAS EL 20 Y 22 DE FEBRERO POR FIESTAS DE CARNAVAL


STATUS UPDATE:

Saturday, January 14, 2022

PANAMA REPORTS A TOTAL OF 1,028,272 DETECTED CASES OF INFECTION AND 8,589 DEATHS BY COVID-19

  • 1,028,272 positive cases
  • 126 new cases
  • 8,589 deaths
  • 1,452 Home Isolation (0 Hospital Hotels)
  • 90 are hospitalized (86 in ward / 4 intensive care)
  • 1,018,145 clinically recovered

Coronavirus statistics:

Daily COVID-19 Cases

DateCasesDifferencePercentage of Cases
2023/07/23 - 2023/07/2910476963753.5%
2023/07/16 - 2023/07/2210473213214.6%
2023/07/09 - 2023/07/1510470004856.6%
2023/07/02 - 2023/07/0810465156637.8%
2023/06/18 - 2023/07/011045852190910.0%
2023/06/11 - 2023/06/171043943131211.8%
2023/06/04 - 2023/06/101042631130211.1%
2023/05/28 - 2023/06/031041329109911.3%
2023/05/21 - 2023/05/27104023083510.3%
2023/05/14 - 2023/05/2010393957538.9%
2023/05/07 - 2023/05/1310386426647.4%
2023/04/30 - 2023/05/0610379786545.8%
2023/04/03 - 2023/04/2910373245915.3%
2023/04/16 - 2023/04/2210367336334.9%
2023/04/09 - 2023/04/1510361007434.9%
2023/04/02 - 2023/04/081035357627
2023/03/26 - 2023/04/011034730949
2023/03/19 - 2023/03/2510337813123
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DIFFERENCE IN NUMBER PUBLISHED BY MINSA1029171-221
2023/02/281029392110
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15 Coffee Poems to Wake You Up

Inside: Poems about coffee that will wake you up just like a morning cup ‘o joe

Ah, coffee. Probably the only bright side to early morning rises! Whether your choice is a deliciously warm, home brewed cup, or a wonderful concoction of flavors from your favorite cafe, that first sip always resonates deeply within the soul. Coffee has gotten us through so much: late nights, early mornings, days that just seem to drag on and on.

It deserves some poetic recognition! Some may be surprised at how many coffee poems there are out there. Those of us who are regular coffee drinkers know very well that the feeling of waking up and grabbing a cup is definitely poetic in so many ways.

The ritual of a morning cup of coffee is something sacred for many people, so it is not a huge shock that it may have inspired some to create poetry about the experience!

Plus, grabbing a cup with a friend or as a first date makes the drink that much more lovely.

Coffee Rhymes

Adorable poems about coffee that use rhyme schemes as a literary device! With the rhymes, these all almost sound like nursery rhymes or songs about coffee, the feeling one gets upon the first sip, and the experience of sharing it with another.

1. A hot mug of coffee

In your morning hour

Wakes the senses

Like the sun wakes a flower

The feel of the steam

The heat of the mug

The warmth in your hands

Feels like a hug

The taste of the bean

The wet of the water

Tastes even better

When made by your daughter

—Unknown

2. Two steamy cups of tempting brew

one for me and one for you.

at a cozy little table

made for two.

—Unknown

3. Coffee Mixed with Friendship – A cute rhyming poem about how coffee tastes so much better when you’re sharing the experience with a friend.

4. Coffee – A Tanka Poem – This coffee rhyme mentions how without the narrator’s cups of coffee throughout the day, it would not run as smoothly or efficiently!

5. Coffee

The day is a dragged river,

a pint of flat bitter,

an out-of-tune zither,

a plate of chopped liver,

until, that is,

I have my first sippa coffee

and then it becomes

AN UNEXPECTED BACKHAND WINNER,

A RAUNCHY ROMPING BODICE-RIPPER,

A BIG DIPPER RIDE, A REAL HEAD SPINNER,

A TECHNICOLORED DREAMCOAT SHIMMER.

—Brian Bilston

6. I Love a Cup of Coffee

I love a cup of coffee

I like a brew or two

A mocha or a latte

either one will do

I love a cup of coffee

a cappuccino hits the spot

Sprinkle it with chocolate

and serve it piping hot

I love a cup of coffee

a short black or a long

Just push that little button

and make it nice and strong

I love a cup of coffee

Espresso or flat white

And don’t add any sugar

as the taste is always right

I love a cup of coffee

A macchiato is just fine

I’d rather have a coffee

than have a glass of wine

I love that little coffee bean

dark or mild or light

No matter what the time of day

morning noon or night

So, if I haven’t made it clear

I’ll say it once again

I love a cup of coffee

I love it in my hand.

—Jennifer Bates

Poems About Coffee

Coffee instills such feelings into many people, even to the point where they feel so compelled as to write about those feelings. Coffee is always so much more than just coffee. It is a mood booster, a start to a new day, something to do with others. The experience of coffee goes far beyond simply brewing it or buying it and drinking it.

7. Prose Poem (“The morning coffee.”) by Ron Padgett – This lovely prose poem goes through the ritual of drinking a morning cup of coffee and the thoughts while doing so. It also includes a couple characters from a very famous nursery rhyme!

8. Thoughts from Within a Mug

coffee, so delicate, yet so simple.

it can give you the highest of buzzes,

to the deepest of thoughts.

coffee is a blank canvas.

the drinker is the artist.

splashing vibrant coats of sugar and milk,

Creamer flowing from brushes.

Spoons clanking and stirring a beautiful picture.

creating a one-of-a-kind work.

to each cup of coffee his own.

—Alicia D. Clarke

9. Coffee Love – A short and sweet piece that relates the comfort and feeling of drinking a cup of coffee to those that one feels through love.

10. Espresso

Trembling fingers hold

This brimming cup.

Coffee staring blankly.

Mirrored silence.

Bitter taste invades.

My tongue, no longer

Tastes. Scent of bliss

Lingers in my veins.

I drink too soon, cup

Upends, its contents

Spilled in my lap. Reflected

My soul and my heart.

—Joseph Yzrael

11. Morning Cup of Coffee by Theresa Quinn – The narrator of this poem is reflecting on all the people around the world who not only consume coffee but are a part of the process of creating it so that she can enjoy it every morning.

12. You’re my first thought in the morning

You are my reason to wake up

Without you I would still be snoring

I can’t wait to have you in my cup!

—Unknown

Brett Mikkelson, CII, CPE

Director, B.M. Investigations | M1 Consultants Inc

Mobile (+507) 6674-1183

brett@bminvestigations.com / www.bminvestigations.com

Proud Member of: Council of International Investigators (CII – Past President 2018-2019; Executive Regional Director 2021-Present), World Association of Detectives (WAD), The Fraternal Order of Investigators (Founding Member), Victory Services Club (London), Association of the U.S. Army (AUSA – Isthmian Chapter), Association of Certified Anti-money Laundering Specialists (ACAMS), American Society for Industrial Security (ASIS), Association of Fraud Examiners (AEF – Panama), Business Security Alliance (ASE – Panama).