Torn apart between 2 worlds

SonamThago

I am torn apart between 2 worlds.

One, a world in which I currently reside.

The other is a world in which I wish to reside.

Both of these worlds provide me with abundance love, and happiness.

Only, I do not know what to do.

I am confused and scared.

Perhaps I do not want to choose.

Coz, choosing would mean I would lose one of these worlds forever.

And my heart is not yet ready to accept this stark reality.

I am dearly in love with both of these women.

Is this even possible, I ask?

My heart replies with a "yes."

How did I land in such a situation?

I do not know.

She came like a breath of fresh air.

Completely unannounced.

Mesmerizing me with her beauty and grace.

Her presence made me feel more alive than ever.

And there was nothing I could do but fall in love.

She occupies my vessels, veins, and arteries.

And I want to be with this woman.

I want to love her properly for once.

I feel guilty for not giving her my 100%.

But then again, I do not want to lose the woman

That has supported and stood by me all along.

She is an angel in her own way.

Understanding, kindhearted, and loving.

Maybe I am the luckiest man on this planet right now.

For receiving so much love from both of these women.

I know I don't deserve both actually.

But here I am at a juncture in my life.

Where I have to make a choice.

And I don't want to choose.

I'd rather wish I were dead than make such a decision. 

I am completely torn apart between 2 worlds.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  • Author: SonamThago (Offline Offline)
  • Published: August 22nd, 2024 04:05
  • Category: Love
  • Views: 7
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  • sorenbarrett

    Decisions from which we can not return. That crossing of the roads that will leave us with guilt and hippieness either way we go. Resting at the juncture we reflect and hesitate which way we shall go. Beautiful



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