Rhyme & Sapiens
I was just thinking about how the simple act of brewing a cup of coffee each morning can be both a comforting ritual and a cultural performance—an everyday paradox that signals identity, economy, and even climate consciousness. What’s your take on that, Rhyme?
Coffee, that humble bean, stirs more than just caffeine; it’s a daily beat where the world meets the mug, a ritual that feels like a hug and a headline, a tiny protest against the coffee break that’s become a cultural headline, all while we sip and hope the planet keeps its cool.
Ah, the humble bean—its caffeine buzz masks a whole supply chain debate, a tiny protest against the “just in case” coffee break that’s turned into a headline phenomenon, a cultural sigh in a porcelain cup. ¹ And yet we keep sipping, hoping the planet remains cool while we, like seasoned baristas, perform the ritual of hope.
Your words swirl like the steam from that first sip, a quiet chant that says, “I’m here, I’m breathing, I’ll keep it green.” It’s a tiny prayer in a cup, a beat that keeps the planet humming.