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The Mind Files

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I Called to the Universe

Riya Gupta

 That day, I called the universe.


"Why do you keep pushing these empty hopes on me?"


A letter fell from my book.


"Why do you keep making me dream?"


A gust of wind gently opened a page on Rowling.


"Why do you keep giving me pain?"


I saw a bird injured outside and carried it in.


"Why do you keep making me do good?"


I patched up the bird and it nuzzled near my finger.


"Why don't you pay me for my kindness?"


The bird broke into a sweet melody of gratitude.


"Why can't I just be normal?"


My phone pinged with a 'I can only expect from you in love' from my traumatized love.


"Why can't I enjoy life?"


A photo fell out from a book, of him shoving a burger into me.


"Why can't I just be loved?"


The bird hopped over painfully and sat on my shoulder.


"Why can't I just be happy?"


It contentedly snuggled against me.


"Why do you keep me alive?"


I opened the envelope.


My sister wrote asking for my next story.


And I wept to the warmth and the melody of the bird.

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