The kettle was clattering since

there was a clash between the lid and the boiling water.

And I was both watching and listening  

while I was mesmerized by the scene through my senses—   

a kind of supported communication with flowing feedbacks:

the clashing sound of the lid of the clattering kettle and my auditory and visual senses.

All the three forces were involved:

locutionary, illocutionary, perlocutionary forces or as some may call them “ACTS”.

They were overlapping—   

no mismatch,

no conflict,

no trace of any clash

There was a perfect communication—   

much better than the kinds the couples have in their kind of married life!

Courtesy of Google picture

From my second collection “Out Inside”: (in press).  Austin Macauley Publishers