To Forever And Then
We dare not talk
of love
Time has robbed us
of its spark
Ever since when
to forever and then
We live in its shadow
— holding hands in the dark
(Poems Of Love: February, 2026)
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Personal loss and relationship decay; some abstract time philosophy present.
Multiple ideas compressed: lost love, time's theft, shadow-living, hand-holding intimacy.
Melancholic, resigned tone; love robbed, living in shadow, darkness dominates.
Muted, introspective voice with slight urgency in opening; mostly contemplative.
Five lines; micro poem, extremely brief.
Shadow metaphor, temporal abstraction, darkness imagery; moderate ornamentation.
Pure lyric internal voice; intimate first-person plural confession without dramatic shift.
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