"Loss of words" by Prapti Shah

Sitting in the porch , With a cup of coffee. Earpods plugged in , Jazz playing out its magic. Scrolling through feed , Rather mindlessly.

Mind hovered with thoughts , Yet no words could delineate. Sometimes , at times , Loss of words is comforting. Not every affair , Is required to be said. Silence is a delicacy , Satiating the mind.

Gaze at the peach sky , Smile , and let moment , Take its own meaning. Sometimes , at times , Loss of words is comforting.

by Prapti Shah | Instagram : @dream_dialect

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