Admit It, Now you want it too!

The clouds are dark and weary.
Complaining? Oh no, that would be silly
Tell me, would anyone be? 
White crystal drops contaminated brown 
House, open house. 
to white clouds and whispering winds 
Bookworms, chai and everything cosy 

There's just one thing, I've left to complete.
A O-mouth binge of roadside Pani puri 
Spicy, melt-in-your-mouth, soft or crunchy
I day-dreamed " Bring it on. I want all of those munchies" 

I call the Mr 

Hello, a dark chocolate deep toned voice  
Mind we step out. I quickly clammer 
I need to have my elixir of desire, gosh!
Sure, we can. We'll decide in a few
Abrupt. the syllables a few
That was enough. 
Like a lemonade squooshed 
my joy hula-hooped

Through twisted roads and mud, our vehicle turned
Infinite horns and no empathy slow moving cows
Finally I spotted the infinite brown craters mounted on a stool 
My eyes popped out and my mouth fought hard to fit
But how could I stop?  
They were lip-smacking good 
In fact, I might add
On a rainy day like today
It tasted far better than it should 

Now I had a smile, one that I could not hide. 
He nudges me asking 
"Why so happy? As if you won a prize"
 I reckon I did. You won't understand
And I'm not surprised. 



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