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Two in One
The two Fridas sit side by side,
their hearts exposed, and unafraid of pain
one with a broken heart,
the other with a whole one from the start.
One in a white dress, the other in a blue gown
Both identical yet so distinct.
The clouded sky roars above
echoing their sorrow and love.
The one without a heart holds her scissors tight,
ready to cut the bond with no fight.
The other looks ahead with a gaze,
to say the pain will pass and she shall stay.
The beating heart shows what was lost,
Love that had burned so bright,
has now fizzled out,
with the clouds now covering the light.
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Inspired by The Two Fridas by Frida Kahlo 1939