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ONE LIFETIME

I used to fear how brief love is
how clocks betray the trembling heart,
how everything beautiful learns to leave.
But you arrived like a season that refused to end
not summer, not spring,
something gentler than warmth,
something older than time.

I would rather sit beside you
as the world forgets our names,
than inherit a thousand tomorrows
that never learned how to touch me.
Because ages are only useful to the lonely,
and I have you
enough eternity for any soul.

Your Entry –C.

Copyright © Shunanummah Aaron | Year Posted 2026

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Date: 2/14/2026 4:57:00 AM

Ciao, Congrats! This is wonderful. Love is worth experiencing but hurt sometimes. Great job! Shunaummah.
Date: 1/17/2026 7:17:00 AM

Shunanummah, CONGRATS on your win Expressive use of personification and simile! Janice

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