TWO GIRLFRIENDS
TWO GIRLFRIENDS
In tangled knots, your words took hold,
A fantasy you spun, so bold.
"Two girlfriends," you claimed, a curious plea,
"So neither one," you said, "I'd have to cheat on thee."
A strange design, a twisted thought,
A fractured love, a battle fought.
You built a world on double lies,
Reflected in our tear-filled eyes.
One girl you cherished, gentle, kind,
A loving bond, you left behind.
The other, with a cruel intent,
A venom meant to circumvent.
Your fantasy, a fragile dream,
Collapsed beneath its broken theme.
For love's not meant for mean and kind,
It's not a thing you get to find
In separate hearts, a fractured whole,
But in a single, honest soul.
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