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The curtain moved. Not with wind— but with something warm, like breath held then let go. Her anklet scraped the floor tile only once. Your tea steeped too long on the windowsill. The calendar page was blank. Her scarf stayed where she dropped it— on the chair’s back, faint with lemon shampoo. And you— you didn’t touch it. Not then. But later, you folded it. Twice. As if that meant you hadn’t looked. - THE END - © 2025 June, Hasanur Rahman Shaikh. All rights reserved.
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Jun 17, 2025
Jun 17, 2025 at 9:27 AM UTC
Unfolded Silence
Love, a childs sigh, soft in innocence. the sun on the heads of the lilies in the field, the wind in the trees. Joy, laughter, high in the morning, low in the evening. Her hair in the sunset, ablaze with reflected glory, her eyes, shining in the light of suns dying; mien of angels. Sorrow, sobs in the stillness of the deepest night. eyes red rimmed in the morning light. the sound of a lock softly clicking; tears on the threshold.
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Sep 21, 2015
Sep 21, 2015 at 5:29 PM UTC
Love, and Loves Passing