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(Read Caption) "I hope you are fine!" Once, these

(Read Caption) 
"I hope you are fine!"
Once, these words were laid before me, by an unsaid story. And I closed the book, saying,
"I will be fine, once I read you".
But the hands of clock, timed out our conversation and I slept, in a hope I will read it tomorrow. Tomorrow came with a question! 
"I want to jump from a cliff, I hope your answer would be, Yes?"
Confusion all melting with anticipation as I repeated the sentence thrice. In just a minute, heartbeats dropping down all its exhaustion on my nerves and I felt like not answering, but, somewhere I want to jump as well. I opened the book, leafed through the pages to find, a note, a flower, a memory or anything which will remember me, after I fall down, or I fall for it.
 In a spur, the rain started. A memory, and I remembered it was the sleep that won that day. You slept.
(Read Caption) 
"I hope you are fine!"
Once, these words were laid before me, by an unsaid story. And I closed the book, saying,
"I will be fine, once I read you".
But the hands of clock, timed out our conversation and I slept, in a hope I will read it tomorrow. Tomorrow came with a question! 
"I want to jump from a cliff, I hope your answer would be, Yes?"
Confusion all melting with anticipation as I repeated the sentence thrice. In just a minute, heartbeats dropping down all its exhaustion on my nerves and I felt like not answering, but, somewhere I want to jump as well. I opened the book, leafed through the pages to find, a note, a flower, a memory or anything which will remember me, after I fall down, or I fall for it.
 In a spur, the rain started. A memory, and I remembered it was the sleep that won that day. You slept.
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Meera Ali

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"I hope you are fine!" Once, these words were laid before me, by an unsaid story. And I closed the book, saying, "I will be fine, once I read you". But the hands of clock, timed out our conversation and I slept, in a hope I will read it tomorrow. Tomorrow came with a question! "I want to jump from a cliff, I hope your answer would be, Yes?" Confusion all melting with anticipation as I repeated the sentence thrice. In just a minute, heartbeats dropping down all its exhaustion on my nerves and I felt like not answering, but, somewhere I want to jump as well. I opened the book, leafed through the pages to find, a note, a flower, a memory or anything which will remember me, after I fall down, or I fall for it. In a spur, the rain started. A memory, and I remembered it was the sleep that won that day. You slept.