Love and Hate
Love's
gentle touch, a fire that warms the heart,
Yet Hate's
cold grasp, a poison in the soul,
Two passions
strong, tearing worlds apart,
One makes us
whole, one seeks to take its toll.
In Love, we
find a balm for wounds so deep,
A bond
that's forged through moments sweet and true,
But Hate, a
storm that makes compassion sleep,
Its flames
consume, leaving ashes in its view.
So let us
choose with wisdom in our minds,
To cultivate
the love that heals and grows,
And shun the
hate that blinds, its poison binds,
For in these
choices, humanity's path shows.
Love's
beacon guides, Hate's darkness we'll evade,
Two
opposites, and yet the choices made.

Pulchritudinous sonnet to epiphanize even a bachelor person.
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