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THE TWO MINUTE HAPPINESS


Remember the gustling noise its packet made,

And every child just wanted to raid.

The food section painted in yellow,

No wonder why it attracted so many fellows.

But then the court orders broke,

And the charismatic incense of Maggie was embargoed.

Every soul thought it to be a nightmare,

But who thought that it would lead to something very rare.

The MSG rates soared high,

And had made the whole nation cry,

Every single child thought it was a conspiracy,

The government was just trying to prove its supremacy.

With a ray of hope still in our heart,

Our eyes were eager to see Maggie once again in our nearby mart.

Never knew that this dream will soon be true,

And we will again see people lined up in queue,

Trying to spread the happiness flu.

                                                         -ADITI  TRIPATHI

                                                                  IX-D

                                              AMITY INTERNATIONAL SECTOR -43

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RenewMe27
<p>hi this is a nice poem. but what is a magie?</p>

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