Philia

By Khairul B.H.

Philia is anything but typical as it courageously ventures into the less known genre; platonic love or as we call it deep friendship. Inspired by a series of fallouts over the years, Philia is a compilation of modern fragments centering on heartbreaks, bittersweet memories and fresh hopes associated with friendships. Every piece created is fueled by personal struggles, colored with a tinge of classic and a pinch of sass. Truly an emotional rollercoaster of smirks and tears.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Partridge Publishing Singapore
• Release date: Aug 23, 2019
• ISBN: 9781543753486

Khairul B.H.

Khairul B.H. is a writer, student, and entrepreneur born and raised in a small town in Malaysia. Despite majoring in mechanical precision engineering for bachelor’s degree, their love for writing never ceased as it has been their favorite means of self-expression. Visit @freakyfragments on Instagram for their other works.

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Copyright © 2019 by Khairul B.H.

Cover Design by ‘Afif Hasmizol

Library of Congress Control Number:    2019912421

ISBN:                        Softcover                        978-1-5437-5347-9

                                  eBook                              978-1-5437-5348-6

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Mundane and heartbroken

I hope you find a friend in you.

I hope we all do.

I remember clearly the last conversation we had, before you decided to end whatever we were.

The words you spat, they were venomous.

The expression you displayed, it was sinister.

The look in your eyes, they were unrecognizable.

"For now, you do your