We Love Each Other in a Dangerous time: Poetry of reflection, love and rearrangement

by Merton T Pajibo

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We Love Each Other in a Dangerous Time is a poetry collection born from uncertainty, written in moments when the world feels sharp-edged, fractured, and heavy with what might be lost. These poems dwell in the tension between fear and tenderness, tracing the fragile courage of loving while surrounded by instability and the quiet work of rearranging life after what once felt certain has been shaken. More than a book about romance, this collection explores connection in its many forms, between lovers, between strangers, and between the selves we have been and the selves we are still becoming. Love appears as resistance, as shelter, as a language continually relearned. It is imperfect, hesitant, deeply human, yet persistent enough to endure dangerous times. Anchored in reflection, the poems look backward without nostalgia, inward without retreat, and outward without guarantees. They ask how we live honestly within change: how we forgive, how we remember, how we rebuild meaning from what remains. Rearrangement is offered not as erasure, but as adaptation—the art of making room for grief, growth, and unexpected hope to coexist. We Love Each Other in a Dangerous Time invites readers to pause, breathe, and sit with the contradictions of loving now. These poems do not promise safety, but they offer companionship, reminding us that even in instability, love, spoken, whispered, or silently carried, remains a radical and necessary act.

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