THEY loved each other— or maybe they used to,
They'd promise to stick together during the things they went through.
But as time reveals all: they were no exception,
And the vow was an illusion, a kind of beautiful deception.
For they weren't the first nor the last,
To fall in love with white-decorated celebrations fast.
Not any different from the rest,
Like other couples they failed the test.
And now they're broken in paper and mind—
For they had a toxic love, one that was blind.
Maybe there is a love where one could see,
the person they married in all their beauty.
Just haven't seen such a thing yet,
where they were married to each other —
and not the concept.
— 𝑀.
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Poetry→ thoughts which hurt to keep. [#113] in COLLECTION [#123] in DEEPTHOUGHTS