The Two Faces Of Love |
| by Pauline Hamblin |
Love has two faces
This I surely know
Which one I see today
I don't rightly know.
At times it is so beautiful,
Makes me feel complete.
Other times it can be vicious,
I often times get beat
Wouldn't it be wonderful
If love would never go
To that dark and dangerous place,
A place I do dread so.
Settle for the happy times,
They are far and few.
I must wake up and leave this man
While alive, and still in view.
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