He looks into the swirls of coffee and taunts it with his myriad tricks
The subdued sun has just crept in, blurring the mighty origins of expressions
She fingers the lattice work; white and pristine
He looks at the chattering glances spread across the tapestry
The unctuous smiles, exaggerated compromises, laced noise he hears from far and wide
Forms gesturing meek myths
Whose identity they are borne?
She seeks imperfect habits
Her eyelashes lifted by surpassing sight
She examines and judges his contours
He is ruffled and distorted in the spring
The machines are right set in comforts of acceptance; didactic and mundane
Air meanders by their semblance
He has a lush of questions without any inform of brevity
He finds breakthrough in every little and simple chasm
Humdrum of fluid words are on wane
An empty rattle on streets of scant in night
There is little she explains, there is lack of selfsame
She doesn’t believe in checks and balances
She now glances back and forth
In course there is static juncture of gaze
Chances fatigued, outgrown reticence
He has a wonder wit to make bubbles burst
He taps his feet
She realizes he is bare; no tampering and fiddling
Still the words don’t meddle; she declines
Is he apt? Is he denying the stalemate?
Lackluster may find a culmination of preserve
Exchange of human bear through the door connotes the flimsy
The man next table breaks his fist into the wood and the girl illuminates with a chuckle
A forlorn woman behind him entrusting herself with a sip of wine
A fluttering handkerchief hanging from the banister
Whose notes are rendering tonight with applaud of virtue?
She has a niche in mine of his mind; own and nascent
She hides her vagaries of weak acknowledgments
She sullies her ability to love
She had maimed her methods of buying
She wishes to borrow like the moon
Plagued with rival rage;of meshed vices
Splinters of glint upon faces
The rumbling factory-churn on empty roads
Number thins around and beside
He bestows a word on her “yearn of this needn’t slope down, wish of us needn’t stray’
