Sipping on a hot liquid infused with the smells of England and the noisy streets outside
A girl sits, biting her lip about the adventure that has yet to unfold, like the napkin
Placed delicately beside her. She ventures out into the chilled air. Watching the cars stream
By. She continues across the stream, there to meet a boy. They talk for a moment
Then together, venture off into the darkening night over into the Building glowing like a jack-o’-lantern in the night sky. They walk down the crowded corridors, the girl still sipping the hot liquid that she has yet to let go. As they pass through a corridor, a familiar smell surrounds them. The fresh potpourri of tea from around the world envelops the boys senses
As they stand for a moment. The young girl, lifted up on the wings of these smells
Ventures into the store, the boy trailing behind. She smells fruits blended together to make exotic
Bouquet as Jasmine dragons dance around her nostrils. They depart. Heading
Into the pizza parlor down the corridor, they’re destination. They sit, waiting, as the
Waitress dressed in an apron comes to take their order. The girl ponders for a moment,
She decides on an icy beverage, permeated with the taste of the Scottish and
Freshly picked strawberries. The boy orders the same. They sit for a moment. Bonding over
Their similar tastes. Moments later, they have their beverages. One sip, sending them both
Whirling into a frenzy of flavors. They hardly focus on their warm, pizzas sitting in front
Of them. They focus on their tea, and each other. Without saying a word, they both
Depart the parlor. The walk back to their meeting place, with a quick kiss, and a gaze
That clandestinely exclaims “this will not be the last”, they depart. The girl, holding
Onto the last cup of hot liquid, mixed with the smells of England, and the kindness
And memories of the boy.
[british accent] This poetry is essence of the soul itself! It's brilliant! I am here, with you within this piece of memory, this fragment of heart, this other clichéd saying I could express for you. But yes, you should be quite proud of yourself.[/british accent]
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