The longevity from birth states

The longevity from birth states

A Poem by andrew mitchell

How long do I have, time?
I cannot answer that
for I am only a word
not a sentence.

© 2025 andrew mitchell


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Andrew, I love how clever and playful this poem is! The idea of being ‘only a word, not a sentence’ made me chuckle, but it also sneaks in a deeper reflection on perspective and limits. It’s witty and surprisingly profound.


Posted 2 Months Ago


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andrew mitchell

2 Months Ago

Thank you Roma, you got it.
This is a beautiful and deep little poem. It shows that "time" itself doesn't have all the answers, it’s just a part of something bigger. Very thoughtful and creative!



Posted 6 Months Ago


andrew mitchell

6 Months Ago

Thank you Ayesha for your kind words.

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Added on June 27, 2025
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andrew mitchell
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