https://images.hive.blog/DQmcYgrrM8S3aXeeRRhmXKUwZEJeXb2FphZKifjtZgVxQbe/wine-glass-6395794_1280.jpg
[Pixabay](https://pixabay.com/photos/search/empty%20cup/)
Though apparently small and normal place, a cup answers moments instead of just liquids. Morning coffee over its rim shows that it's a new start. In a porcelain cup, tea recalls one of the talks had across the time that the warmth of a sip draw down silence.
A cup can be comfort, it can hospitality, or even unique. Athletes chase golden cups, raising them high to show effort and success. Couples exchange cups across tables, palms brushing, and something unsaid hangs.
Whether empty or full, frail or strong, a cup mirrors the hands that hold it. It is a witness, capturing both the mundane and the extraordinary in its silent curve, not just a vessel. The smallest cup can carry the most weight.