Zappy Zwitterion: Verse-E Breakdown

In this verse, I describe how I feel when I meet anyone for the first time and how I think they might feel when they meet me for the first time (Again, just my opinion). I just wanted to share my experience of socializing with people. 

We have so many expectations from a person with who we are not emotionally attached and are meeting for the first time. There are "epsilon"(very few) emotions involved, and we have this image in mind about him/her. Epsilon is also a wordplay or a reference saying the feelings are "limit-ed," referring to the Epsilon-Delta method of definition of limits from mathematics, and epsilon also denotes a tiny number. After the first interaction, we gradually start knowing the person. We begin developing empathy, which is elastic, and our expressions derived(eclectic expressions) from the interactions explain the newly developed compassion. 

There are some minor problems involved while we understand or start knowing someone. These might lead to some misunderstandings, and even fights(evil exclamations), so I wrote empathy is elastic. This whole process sounds very energy-consuming, and we might feel a bit pressured to stand up to someone's expectations,  explained through the phrase exon erosions(used as a metaphor). An exon is a coding region of a gene that contains the information required to encode a protein, and proteins are responsible for cell and tissue growth. So, if these misunderstandings are not sorted out, it affects the growth of relations between the individuals involved. Despite this complicated process of meeting people, we tend to meet new people and explore this world's social side. 

We are curious and excited about meeting new people, and this excitation is very concise for me(elliptic also means concise or condensed). Concise for me in the sense that there are very few words involved in the interactions compared to what's going on inside my mind. These excitations and experiences enable the strange yet fascinating disorder in our system(eccentric entropy). There's a wordplay in the last line using the words "elliptic" and "eccentric." Eccentricity is how much a conic section(ellipse in this case) varies from being circular. Eccentricity is always greater than zero for an ellipse(Ignore the fact that it's less than one for this verse), which also points to entropy being positive, stating that the system I am talking about is real, and this is also a reference to The Second Law of Thermodynamics.

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