What is that trends tonight?

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The ROYALE WEDLOCK ---!!
Whose food comes from 'Leyshon'
And the dress is split A-line.
HYPE, that is what gives direction.

Guidance quaffs tonight
For those who idly lay.
Well, it’s a change, the flight,
That hauls millions at bay!!

Why this sudden drift?
The commotion is what desires.
Nah… It’s the strongest tattle spreading
Like wildest dry bush-fire.

“Nowales journey back”.
The craze, the bias in theatres.
13 nominations and 5 awards
And still leaning for features.

Why this phone misses feed?
Abyss with she who sent.
I need myself enlightened
Ahead of every nook… each bent.

The country won 3 gold.
Olympic is in motion.
And then the worst coverage
That says our best man’s down.

The night was sleepless.
Wait for the next recovery.
#ashtags tend, our best man
And then a sturdy win. That's TRENDY!

Each night a new movement.
An ecstatic course, that builds on virtual networks.
Roars and bellows around,
Until a new trend rocks.

And now that we are trendy,
To past, last night did slide.
Again the mass awaits
To ken, what is that trends tonight?

By: Joyeeta Mukherjee
© Quotidian Tales

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