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The Chimerical Yearning Ft. Ishita Malviya


Biting the rear end of her pencil
Staring at the blank diary, she sat
Right when a message popped up on WhatsApp chat

It was from a newly made college pal
Being away they can't meet at a mall or booze over alcohol
Chum asked her to show up for a video call

Next to ring was the landline
She rushed so that it’s not disconnected in the meantime
The school gang wanted her to accompany to watch a movie on prime

The phone beeped again; this time it was a childhood friend
She was invited to plan a night out for this weekend

Beep! A friend request notification intercepted her chimera

She was stuck in a perplexing dilemma not sure of her next step
As she tossed the pencil up in the air; closed the dairy with a tap
The dilemma was whether to watch some web series or have 2 hours of sound sleep
Because the dairy she banged read My dreams for a friendship that is deeper than the deep.

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