Double Trouble: Falling in Love with Two
A heart divided, caught between two
Two loves, two passions, what to do?
Each one unique, each one true
Falling in love with two, oh what to pursue?
One may be kind, gentle, and sweet
The other bold, passionate, and complete
Both fill the heart, with love and care
Leaving one wondering, which to declare.
How can one choose, between two loves?
When each feels right, like a hand in a glove
One may have history, the other new and fresh
How to choose, without making a mess?
The heart wants what it wants, it's true
But what if the heart wants both, in lieu?
It's a challenge, a puzzle to solve
Which love to choose, which one to dissolve?
In times like these, it's best to take time
To explore each love, to feel the sublime
To understand the heart, and what it needs
To find clarity, and act on what it heeds.
Falling in love with two , is not a crime
But it's important to be honest, and not mime
Be upfront, be transparent, and be true
To the ones you love, and to yourself too.
In the end, only one can be chosen
A decision that may leave hearts broken
But to love and to be loved, is a gift to behold
To cherish and nurture, and forever hold.
Falling in love with two, may seem a feat
But with love and compassion, it can be sweet
To find one's heart, and follow its lead
To find true love, and plant its seed.
About this poem
This poem explains the intense emotional turmoil of a person falling in love with two people at once. The poem is a study in contrasts, exploring the dizzying highs of passion alongside the crushing weight of indecision and heartbreak.
Written on March 29, 2023
Submitted by simuacharya8 on March 29, 2023
Modified on April 29, 2023
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Quick analysis:
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Closest metre | Iambic pentameter |
Characters | 1,347 |
Words | 274 |
Stanzas | 8 |
Stanza Lengths | 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4 |
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