The Amber Rustle

                      

     For a lazy leisure, glib gossip, deep debate and moron mood- A simple homogenous mixture of water, tea leaves, milk, sugar is a desirable cup that enchantingly pairs with any of the situations and makes it more fascinating. For many it is a cure to ailments that are always found in non-existing category of medicos but they occupy a prominent place in the psycho cosmic realm of human body. A simple cup of tea in its most intoxicating grandeur cast a spell of relief after an exhaustive day.  A morning alarm and tea by the side give reasons to break the slumber and jump into a day long hustle.  It works as a wonder in headaches. On mixing with herbs, it is therapeutic. 

    We have tea in myriad forms that behove any occasion in specific. A rainy-day tea with fritters makes family and friends come close and relish the flavours while exchanging banters. Tea date with best friends is the finest way to have heart to heart talk. Tea on a starry cold night with music by your  side can be ‘ME’ time.  Tea with guests become favourite time pass and a cup of tea with a stranger can be a whole plot to new innings.  So a lot can happen over a cup of Tea. For a tea lover the amber liquid poured in an ivory porcelain cup can be the romanticism of highest order and for a thinker, it’s an intellectual potion. Beverage like this many times become such an integral part that one can quit only in graves. Perhaps Tea is sounding highly overrated here and has been exaggerated beyond its simplicity but those who cannot see the greatness in simple things generally overlook the happiness and contentment that can be derived from them. 

    Teaism is a cult for those whose spirit and the matter meet in this ephemeral combat. Let us dream of evanescence and linger in subtle charm while appreciating the greatness of small things.