In the tangled web of human hearts,
Love and lust, two divergent parts,
Entwined within the soul's terrain,
A complex dance, a gripping chain.
Love, a tapestry woven deep,
A patient gardener, tending to reap.
It blooms in gardens of tender care,
Nurtured by trust, beyond compare.
Lust, a fire, wild and free,
A tempestuous storm upon the sea.
It ignites with flames, fierce desire,
A fleeting spark, a passion's fire.
Two faces of an intricate coin,
Love, a melody, tender and purloin,
Lust, a seductress, a tempting song,
Both in harmony, where hearts belong.
Love, a gentle hand that holds,
Through trials, through tales untold.
It weaves a story, a lifelong quest,
Embracing flaws, feeling blessed.
Lust, a siren's call in the night,
A fevered rush, a thrilling flight.
It paints desires in vibrant hues,
Satiating cravings, moments it strews.
Yet within this intricate blend,
Where love and lust both contend,
Lies a realm where lines are blurred,
A subtle dichotomy, often unheard.
For love may beckon, deeply wise,
Yet desires flicker in wanton guise.
Lust may surge, an impulsive spree,
But craves a connection, intimacy.
In the tapestry of life they blend,
Love and lust, without an end.
Their complexity, an enigmatic art,
A symphony played within the heart.
So, let love's tenderness abound,
While lust's passions swirl around.
For in their dance, a truth resides,
A union where the soul confides.
In this narrative of human soul,
Where emotions, in cycles, roll,
Love and lust, an intricate blend,
A tale of hearts, beginning to end.
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