Everlasting Attachment
Love that transcends life and captures the essence of unending commitment
In places where stars whisper their stories,
And the hug of time is only a gentle sigh.
A love that never withers blossoms there.
Limitless, everlasting, and lofty.
Across ages past and yet-to-be-discovered futures,
Two spirits united, gliding in a heavenly dance,
At all times, in all dreams,
As unwavering as the tide is their love.
In the vast space where galaxies roam,
Their hearts pounded in unison like a timeless bell.
Within each atom, within each catacomb,
Their love is a paradigm, a symphony.
Because they discover in the universe's fabric,
An unbroken relationship, a rekindled flame,
In every mind and echo,
Their eternal and unwavering love.
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gohar gohar
"Crafting tales that transcend reality, I mold worlds with words, weaving intricate plots and vibrant characters, inviting readers into realms of imagination."
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