There is a relationship

The one that remains unaddressable.

The relationship of a pen and a paper.
The feelings involved are confusing at times.
The pen- The abuser, the lover.
The paper- The victim, the loved one.
It's hard to imagine and tell
How the empty body of the paper feels
When the tip of the pen
Penetrates the paper with its ink.
When the pen whispers liquid
On to the naked body of the paper.
When the trail of perpetual kisses
Reaches the lips of the paper
The paper neither complains
Nor does it evince
Whether the pen is being polite
Or stabbing it in exasperation.
Whether the words feel cold on the body
Or its intensity burns every single thread of the paper.
Whether the bad odor of the words languishes the semblance of the paper.
Or the solicitous words overwhelm it with its alluring scent.
It's a matter of time until we see
The pen- exposing the paper and immortalizing it for eternity.
The pen- challenging the fertility of the paper
1. Propped Up: To stop something from falling by placing something underneath it.
Sentence: We propped up the weak plant with a wooden board.
2. Grate: A framework of metal bars in a fireplace, which holds the coal or wood.
Sentence: I threw the letters in to the grate and saw them burning.
3. Streak: A long, thin line or mark of a different substance or color from its surroundings.
Sentence: The nail polish fell down and left a streak on the table.
4. Creeping along: To move slowly.
Sentence: The thief was creeping along slowly through the hall.
5. Hindquarters: The back part of an animal with four legs.
Sentence: The dog lifted his hindquarters in to the air and flipped in the forward direction.
6. Prodigious: Something or someone that is amazing and wonderful.
Sentence: The boy's skills with the football were prodigious.
7. Frisking: Skip, jump or leap playfully.
Sentence: The dog frisked around me and licked my face when I sat down.
8. Whimpering: To make slow and small sounds in order to show fear, sadness or unhappiness.
Sentence: I whimpered out of pain when the ball hit me on my face.
9. Stretched out: To lie down with your legs and arms spread out in a relaxed way.
Sentence: I stretched out in my bed after coming back from school.
10. Tumbled off: To fall suddenly.
Sentence: I tumbled off the stairs and fell down on my face.
11. Lamp-post: A tall pole with a light at the top; a street light.
Sentence: We played football under the lamp-post last night.
12. Shores: The land along the edge of a sea, lake, or other large body of water.
Sentence: I made a sandcastle at the shore but the water destroyed it.
13. Amazement: A feeling of great surprise or wonder.
Sentence: My father was staring at me in amazement after he got to know that I've topped the
class.
14. Underneath: Below something.
Sentence: I hide the chocolates underneath the bed and ate them later at night.
15. Battleaxes: A large axe used in ancient wars and fights.
Sentences: The man lifted his battleaxe and killed the zombie.