Yes, a lot can happen over coffee! Oh, that aroma, that fills you with happiness. When those two eyes meet for the first time, when a billion dollar idea opens its wings, when a casual conversation resonates into a hash-tag internet movement or when you simply put your words on a piece of paper, that’s what coffee is all about. And yes this campaign just proved, that its priceless.
If you have missed the #PayWithAPoem campaign, read along and enjoy those beautiful, witty, sarcastic vibes that reverberated across the globe today. Thanks Julius Meinl for a cup full of happiness! #World Poetry Day
#PayWithAPoem: cafes around the world are exchanging coffee for poetry today – are you taking part? http://t.co/BA36JnqET4 #WorldPoetryDay
— The Guardian (@guardian) March 21, 2015
John F Kennedy said when power corrupts, poetry cleanses. Tomorrow is the day! http://t.co/GWPxBHr2vt http://t.co/yjxqgN2jbf #PayWithAPoem — Julius Meinl UK (@MeinlCoffeeUK) March 20, 2015
When everything seems to grow colder around us, there’s always something warm that breaks the ice. Our spring? pic.twitter.com/HnQ5VB1hT0
— Julius Meinl America (@Meinl_America) March 4, 2015
A cannibal ate A missionary. Got a Taste of religion. #punku #WorldPoetryDay #PayWithAPoem #PoetryDay #amwriting #micropoetry #haiku #mpy — Demi Newell (@DemiNewell) March 21, 2015
#PayWithAPoem price list: Espresso: haiku Latte: sonnet Americano: blank verse Filter: Limerick Bottomless coffee: ghazal @daveyssuitcase
— Writers’ Greenhouse (@WritersGreenHse) March 22, 2015
Poems aren’t dead: fact. Dormant, ready to erupt Like volcanoes. #PayWithAPoem #FlorenceHaiku @TheFlorentine — Helen Farrell (@helencfarrell) March 22, 2015
I bought this coffee with a poem about love. Thanks, Liberal Arts Major! #PayWithAPoem… https://t.co/svsZGADjAk
— David Carter (@_DavidCarter_) March 21, 2015
“@guardian: #PayWithAPoem: cafes around the world are exchanging coffee for poetry today – are you taking part?” Yes! pic.twitter.com/xmBxUv36Zl — Emma Wells (@EmmaWellsUK) March 21, 2015
I tried to buy coffee with a poem but he laughed and wiped his ass with it #PayWithAPoem
— Danielle (@oncetwice34) March 21, 2015
daft poem about Batman I wrote to get a free coffee in Borough market #paywithapoem pic.twitter.com/vnPC9vTpmq — Glenn Hickling (@hicksbomb) March 21, 2015
World world, going around, Who’s the lover of coffee ground? #SanFrancisco needs #JuliusMeinl! #UNESCO #WorldPoetryDay,so #PayWithAPoem!
— Parvathy Venkat (@ParvathyVenkat) March 21, 2015
Writers at work @ShipOAdventures on profound verses of dragons, parallel worlds, pirates, and curses. #PayWithAPoem pic.twitter.com/XKQb8ogGqU — Compass Coffee (@CompassCoffeeUK) March 21, 2015
Go get a coffee, On me certainly; Paid for in poetry. #PayWithAPoem
— C.F. Lapinel (@BluestoneScribe) March 21, 2015
Large group of literature students taking advantage of the #PayWithAPoem day from #JuliusMeinl coffee. pic.twitter.com/dHk6WdEvRr — Portobello Juice Bar (@Portobellojuice) March 21, 2015
Piling up the poems at @bladesoho today too – great to see everyone getting involved 🙂 http://t.co/Uz1z2RsRxj #PayWithAPoem
— Julius Meinl UK (@MeinlCoffeeUK) March 21, 2015
“This coffee is awful!” “Indeed, sir. We try to match our coffees to the poems as closely as possible.” #PayWithAPoem @daveyssuitcase
— Writers’ Greenhouse (@WritersGreenHse) March 22, 2015
