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Frappuccino Escapism
November 19, 2016
He has the groceries,
He waits outside,
He taps his finger,
He groans dissatisfied.
She orders whipped cream with that,
She wears a blue purse,
She knows that everything goes good with black,
She has eyes of fire.
He has a beard that hugs his chin,
His hair frolics in outward spiraling curls,
He wears short sleeves and shorts,
His eyes are winter.
She is a spectacular nebula.
She is silent but her robe hums eloquently.
He is angry, but she doesn't care,
At least for a few moments,
He's been out of her hair
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This was inspired by a Muslim couple. The man was waiting outside, seeming impatient, while the woman wearing a niqab got a frappuccino. This is not a generalization of all Muslim couples; it is simply a description of an event.