A Fine Line Between Love and Hate

A Fine Line Between Love and Hate                                 April 13, 2006

The stars will surely shine tonight

As they gear up for a storybook ending.

Two lovers say, "Cheese!"

And exchange a kiss that will surely tell

Of their intentions in the timeless fiasco,

And though there is a fine line

Between love and hate,

I think I know which is on top.

They say true intentions

Never kiss and tell,

That only conjoined hearts reveal,

But I have to admit

This sure looks funny

From this chair in which I sit.

I look into their eyes to tell the story

Of the march to human glory.

They rise from their seats in their formations

Along a fine line between love and hate.

Hand-in-hand, they leave the restaurant

After the payment to the garcon.

They exchange kisses, then a slight shove,

Then she swings, followed by a feign by the guy,

Concluded by a cascade of laughter,

Thus ending all debates 

Over which side of the divide is stronger.