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When Love Becomes Distorted
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Love at first sight Is a cliché, doomed from the start When the object of that love bears no name When its internal fire only inflames To conquer another’s heart That’s unknown
But for a time, I called it love. Distant from reality, Wild and confused, it grew Into a myopic fixation Into an obsession That bore a stranger’s face
This confession leaves a shame in me But I chronicle its unmasked progression Because it led me to a truth That childhood needs, broken and unmet Grown, often take what they can get And they don’t care to recognize From whom they want Until that love, the object, is lost
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