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Two heart beats


Two hearts beat within his chest,

Two loves that he cannot repress.

One woman's smile, a radiant light,

The other's laughter, a sweet delight.

 

He's torn between two souls so dear,

Two loves that bring him joy and fear.

One's embrace, a haven of peace,

The other's kiss, a passionate release.

 

His heart is split, a divided sea,

Between two shores, where love resides in thee.

He longs to be with one, yet yearns for the other,

Torn between two loves, like a leaf in a stormy weather.

 

But love knows no bounds, nor rational mind,

For in his heart, both loves entwined.

A bittersweet tale, of love so true,

A man who loves two women, and what to do. So true yet it a fight

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