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Poem Analysis: Tangled Love By Maya Adili

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Tangled Love written by Maya Adili FADE IN: EXT. AT THE STEPS OF THE HEALTH CENTER - DAY It's cloudy and windy on a Tuesday evening. My friend Stephanie and I were hanging around with our friends Bryan and Noah around the campus of the school. We sat down at the steps of the health center and started chatting. CARA Hey guys what do you think about the lock down practice today morning. STEPHANIE It was hilarious. It happened during my English class. Everyone was surprised and then someone screamed "ISIS"! We laughed for 5 minutes. BRIAN Imagine if helicopters came and started attacking. NOAH No if nuclear bombs dropped from above it would be more cool. CARA Okay now I regret opening this topic. Let's change the topic because thinking of …show more content…

I thought we were friends. CARA You said it yourself " We were friends" a past-tense sentence which is of the past, I guess that's a life lesson for you to learn how to express your emotions and how to be happy for others happiness. Cara storms out of the place leaving Stephanie standing their in confusion thinking about what Cara said. EXT. SOCCER FIELDS Weeks past by of their relationship and unexpectedly things are getting worse day by day. Cara is being suspicious of his motives of how he does not act open with her as before and tells her everything.Bryan gets annoyed of how she interrupts in everything in his life, from the tiniest to the hugest amount. One day they were arguing and things got in tension. CARA Why do you always try to keep me away from your friends, and why don't you speak up everything that happens during your day and answer cut short answers? BRYAN Because I'm so tired of you interrupting in my motives and actions,and dealing with me as a child,which is now getting so annoying that it is out of my hands by now. CARA What do you mean? BRYAN I need my own space for the next few days to fix up my mind and organize my thoughts. CARA I don't wanna wait for you until you get things cleared up, TELL ME …show more content…

CARA I'm truly sorry for everything, i was so rude back then with my acts towards you without a reason, you were my closest friend and i betrayed you over a guy, I have realized my mistakes and I'm truly and deeply sorry for everything, i don't expect you to forgive me but i thought i should do that to make myself feel maybe a little relieved, i feel so guilty for doing that. STEPHANIE Stop. You don't have to talk more, i know what you did wasn't the best thing anyone could do in your situation, you loved him truly and didn't want anyone to take him away from you because you felt he was the only one who cared about you which is a wrong statement because I've always been there for you and I'll always be, people make mistakes, were humans at the end, and you don't have to apologize more, and i forgive you and we can act like non of this happened and go back to being what we were and even better. Cara starts crying from what she said. Stephanie hugs her tightly making her feel like that it's alright and that she'll always be there for her. FADE

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