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The poem explores the complex relationship between love and pain, questioning whether physical injuries can distinguish between the violence of a lover and that of a beast. It suggests that hate can often be mistaken for love, highlighting the deep emotional scars that can arise from such relationships. Ultimately, it reflects on the nature of love as inherently tied to suffering and the misunderstanding of its true essence.

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The poem explores the complex relationship between love and pain, questioning whether physical injuries can distinguish between the violence of a lover and that of a beast. It suggests that hate can often be mistaken for love, highlighting the deep emotional scars that can arise from such relationships. Ultimately, it reflects on the nature of love as inherently tied to suffering and the misunderstanding of its true essence.

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“Some Kind of love, Some Say”

“is it true the ribs can tell

The kick of a beast from a

Lover’s fist? The bruised

Bones recorded well

The sudden shock, the

Hard impact. Then swollen lids,

Sorry eyes, spoke not

Of lost romance, but hurt.

Hate often is confused. Its

Limits are in zones beyond itself. And

Sadists will not learn that

Love, by nature, exacts a pain

Unequalled on the rack.”

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