Worshipped by the feeble cup it deigns to make its temporary home
It ignites synapses with fire as it caresses its willing victim's throat
Producing Brownian motion in infinite glory.
Incredible beauty is ensconced in such a seemingly elementary formula;
Who knew that simple tannins could bring such indescribable emotion?
This is one flawless addiction so deep it will not be broken,
Its sufferer never even seeing a reason to step back from something so divine.
Come close, you who have not yet discovered this precious part of Heaven;
Sip from the cup and find the quiet peace lacking in other earthly delights.
Watch your sorrows melt away in the soft exquisiteness resting within;
We'll be waiting for you.
Author notes
This is definitely not my best poem, but I had a LOT of fun, and in my mind that's really all that matters with challenges like these. 
Prompt: Tea. Word bank: Swirling, brown, perfection, synapses, indescribable, Brownian, peace, divine, tannins, beauty. (Can you tell I feel very strongly about tea?
) I had several other words which I also incorporated, but those ten are my official ones.
A contest entry
- The Weirdest Contest You'll Ever See by HugsForEveryone.
1250 points, ended December 22, 2008, 13 entries
Honorable mention
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest - Enter all your poems. by xxRainbowDawnxx.
700 points, ended February 20, 281 entries
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest - What Is The One Thing That Makes You Happy? by FloridaGatorQueen.
550 points, ended August 14, 24 entries
Honorable mention
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest
Comments
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Reading this I honest didn't understand what made you happy.
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Because it's tea? Lol. Sorry. I wrote this a while back— guess I was too vague.
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This is a really cool poem. You are making me crave tea by reading this. Usually the only time I drink it is when I am sick though. LOL I enjoyed the read!!! Thank you for entering my contest.
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Lol! Thank you! I love tea. I drink it all the time.
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I love tea.
I drink WAAAY too much of the stuff.
But then again, I am always offered it. Or asked to make it.
Might as well right?
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Well, really. Who can resist the lure of tea? -grins-
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*giggles* What an obsession you have! This poem really suits you.
And it's well-written besides. Good luck in the contest you've entered, sister of mine.


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Heehee. ^.^
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Wow! This was wonderful! I too like tea and yes I can see how much you love it

I love how you said the tea was "suspended in liquid form". It really gave me some nice imagery.
I am so surprised with the vocabulary you used - it blew me away, and I would never be able to spell any of them. But I did find one spelling error and it was on line two, "worshipped" only has one "p".
This was very nice, thank you for entering my contest and good luck to you!
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Actually, in Britain, it is correct. Like spelling "realise" with an S... they spell things like "travelling" and "worshipped" with those consonants repeated.
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Which is a practise (lol) I like to imitate.
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