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Love and hatred

A sorrow so deep that it pierces my soul like a dagger's kiss

By Ahamed ThousifPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read

In love's sweet embrace, my heart sings

A melody of joy, a chorus of bliss

But the bitter sting of hatred pains me

A sorrow so deep that it pierces my soul like a dagger's kiss

Love's gentle touch lifts my heart

A feeling so pure, that it takes my breath away

But hate's icy grip leaves me cold

A feeling so intense that it makes me helpless

In the warm light of love, I see a bright day

The future is so bright that it chases away all fears

But the dark shadow of hatred is very close

A danger so real it brings me to tears

Love's sweet embrace heals my soul

A balm so sweet it makes me whole

But hate's cruel hand pulls me apart

A wound so deep that it leaves me scarred and broken-hearted

In love's gentle gaze, I see a glimmer of hope

A promise so bright that it gives me the strength to cope

But the venomous gaze of hatred weakens me

A poison so deadly that it makes me weep

Love's soft voice whispers nothing sweeter in my ear

A melody so sweet that it calms my fears

But harsh words of hatred pierce my heart like a sword

A pain so sharp that it makes me feel torn and scarred

In love's embrace, I find my peace

A consolation so true, it releases

But the bitter grip of hatred makes me convulse

A storm is so fierce that it leaves me feeling lost and dirty

Love's gentle touch heals my heart

A balm so sweet that it sets me apart

But hate's cruel hand pulls me apart

A wound so deep that it leaves me scarred and broken-hearted.

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    Written by Ahamed Thousif