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Modern Day Love
I asked him to marry me
but he refused to be mine;
disoriented by sexual identity,
but he still loved me so.
Bisexual or gay he was,
living with a woman straight.
Wanted nothing to do with me,
he had other “friends” too.
They decided to get engaged,
if only they had a little one.
So they would marry in the springtime
to be united and two into one.
When I face him with conversation
he shied away due to rejection;
I had disdain for him.
Even though I loved him so.
He admitted to me not to know,
how he felt with feelings aglow.
His heart would have melted;
had he known my real feelings for him.
Having nothing to do with me,
he takes a step into the future;
the day came to marry the woman,
and he became hidden in shadows.
Now they have tied the knot,
his wife became pregnant.
He is feeling blessed with a promise;
not to be gay again never again.
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