Courtesy of a small town Aunt

Tale of a tiny town

In front of a house

There was a lonely lane

Away from the noises and city' pain

Suitable for love birds and its vista 

On one afernoon after her siesta

Aunt peeps through the hole

Standing closely from prying eyes,

 Observes a couple near a pole

After completing her household chore

As was her habit to explore

In the summer heat of June

To save them from swoon

Takes pity on their passion

Go near them and speak with affection

I am ready with snacks if you take time to hold

Shall I serve something hot or cold

Reminds them of their family at home who wait and care

Indeed embarrasses them to feel the warmth and glare

Oh! the poor boy and the pathetic girl

Swiftly start to swirl

Disappear at once from the sight

As if to catch some flight.