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September 15th, 2026
by Muskan Singh
We drowned in love without ever noticing how deep the water was. And when we finally understood the depth, we were already far below the surface— too far to return. Some oceans do not release those who enter them honestly. Some depths are not meant to be escaped, only endured. Love does not always pull us out; sometimes it teaches us how to breathe underwater.
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Muskan Singh resides in Kolkata, West Bengal, India.
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This poem is also featured in Comet #9, published in the Wax Poetry and Art Library.
Keywords: love, emotional survival, human longing
Previously published in Wax International Poetry Journal:
The Sinkholes
by Chisom Oscar
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