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In shadows cast by whispered sighs, Where hearts might dance but seldom rise, A tale unfolds of love's great feast, Yet men, it seems, have missed the beast. With armored hearts, they forge ahead, On paths of logic, cold and dead, They search for truth in lines and charts, But miss the pulse of tender hearts. And women, bending like the trees, With grace, they sway in gentle breeze, Yet doubt their worth in love’s embrace, As if their hearts a foreign place. Yet love, a river, wild and wide, Flows through the cracks where dreams abide. It's not confined to gender’s mold, In silent stories, love grows bold. So let the men put down their shields, And women trust in what love yields. For in this dance of give and take, A world of wonder we can make. Through eyes that meet, through hands that touch, In every heartbeat, love's a crutch. Not known, not done, but felt, we see, Together, bound in harmony.