Elisha Chhabra

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The cab starts at the doorway
So our hearts, to sink
And we all stand there
Mom flaunting the buoyancy
...

You see how this is,
Only when I had everything
Figured out about life,
All in place
...

The day ends and he asks
'Didn't you write anything today? '
To me, that's not an inquiry
No merely a question
...

Like one of those flimsy hopes
that keep us going nowhere,
I secretly believe in coincidences,
and myths of a kind that
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Waking out of dreams though
I drag my torso
Out to the worldly lanes
Arduously engrossed reigns
...

I still laugh so hard,
He doesn't compliment my grin.
I still talk so much,
He doesn't listen to my words.
...

With arms wrapped
around my sensitive body,
He dived
Into the ocean of my eyes,
...

Because I let you take our cat
and upcoming vacation tickets
and our favorite polaroid 300
and all our stuff, now yours,
...

The tiny boats of time
along with slow autumn
will trail around with me
fleeing to fetch
...

Everyday I wake up
A thought keeps me drowning,
What if I don't wake up the next morning?
What about the dreams,
...

Only if you never left,
yesternight.
Like the wind and the chimes,
You and I'd still be found together,
...

You do admit that,
You have that one evocative secret,
you'll never share with anyone.
And you do have days
...

Sky, brightened
of the pitiless sun
scorching, so distressing.
I stop at the 36's red light
...

It keeps me wondering
What fascinates more about it,
Curves or the steeps?
For it oscillates me
...

With hopes and faith,
the life's sand and
water unerringly in ratio
mixed into first dorodango,
...

I'm told often,
My poems are sad,
My write touches
And my stories are incomplete.
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Only If We Never Grew Up

The cab starts at the doorway
So our hearts, to sink
And we all stand there
Mom flaunting the buoyancy
And me pretending
Also, that ice cream man far off
Who served us with happiness
Long enough to join the moment
Today, a part of me feels too old
To catch one cone for two of us.
I look away and I see
He looks back at mom,
From the moving car
Like the kid from his van
On first day of kindergarten
And he just smiles at me,
Smiles so intense
Smiles so wide
Smiles so sad
Smiles that often turn into tears.
Mom loses herself in,
With the disappearing car.
Only I standstill there
It feels like
The streets we strolled in
The parks we played in
The corners we laughed in
The dwelling we grew up in
Everything,
Everything I stand in midst of
Gazes at me
And tells me
Things will never be the same
And Times were never coming back.

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