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Philophobia
February 1, 2024
Been hurt one, two, three many times
Gave up the one true love of my life
And now I fear loving once again
Just waiting for the pain to end
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The first of a collection of four quatrains, describing the fear of love, which is usually caused by heartbreak or some other traumatic event associated with loving another person, or thing. This starts the collection, as it is the reason for the following actions/emotions. Following an eight/nine/nine/eight meter, with an AABB rhyme scheme. All lines, save for line two, have seven-words. The numbers in the poem, one, two, three, and one equal seven.