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Allwell Writes

Love by nature

By AllwellJuly 27, 20261 min read

Here we are in this world so bright and beautiful Yet so blurry and dirty So sweet and simple Yet, sorrow and agony Where your love becomes hate When kindness is insulted Where fear commands respect Where joy hurts your neighbors Where life hurts your living When cheers become predicaments This world Is it worth the moment? The games Is it worth this circle of silence to many questions? That I forbid to give makes me stingy But I give enough makes me proud and foolish that I hid myself makes me self-absorbed That I don’t makes me weak That I’m calm and rich brings me envy That I am poor and loud makes me a nuisance Is it worth all the smiles? That my sins make me happy And my right brings me enemies That my happiness calls a traitor And my sadness calls a friend This substitute Little did I know love and hate have no boundaries They live in the same house And watch us make fools of ourselves Making up love by nature

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Allwell

Founder, poet, and curator of Allwell Writes.

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