This ‘plot’ /challenge is to write a Kyrielle of an imagined dialogue between an estranged couple. The title of the poem is also the refrain.

Each plot submission should be one stanza long.
 
A Kyrielle is a French form of rhyming poetry written in quatrains (a stanza of four lines), and each quatrain contains a repeating line, as a refrain, which is usually the last line of each stanza. Each line within the poem consists of only eight syllables. There is no limit to the number of stanzas a Kyrielle may have.

This challenge is for a  aabB  rhyme pattern. An example of this pattern is illustrated in the extract of a Kyrielle below.

John Payne (1842-1916)

Golden morning and purple night,
Life that fails with the failing light;
Death is the only deathless one.
All things must end that have begun.

Toil and pain and the evening rest;
Joy is weary and sleep is best;
Fair and softly the day is done.
All things must end that have begun.

The idea for setting a challenge  was inspired by Jan Mikaszewicz. 

My pillow still wet from your tears;
Heart lurching in panic and fear;
Alone, the eternal pair.
Love was a weight we could not bear.

You are an expert at excuse
Lamenting now fulfils no use
You 'served your time' without a care
Love was a weight we could not bear.

Back when your heart was not a husk;

before the daylight fell to dusk;

before the seams began to tear.

Love was a weight we could not bear.

As if you really need to ask:

when you did fall, when you did bask

inside a nest made from her hair.

Love was a weight we could not bear.

I conjured it from what I saw;

from your late key slid in the door;

from whispered phone-calls on my stair.

Love was a weight we could not bear.

Why are we spitting bile like this?

What happened to our earlier bliss?

No more our hearts are light as air.

Love was a weight we could not bear.

It's always we when you're to blame:

you never let it wear your name.

So put your hand up (if you dare).

Love was a weight we could not bear.

There's just no point carrying this on.
We were two, and now we are one.
Get your sad face out of my hair.
Love was a weight we could not bear.

We were one, now we are two:

I cut my toes to fit your shoe

and numbed my backside on your chair.

Love was a weight we could not bear.

It's easy for you; laugh it off!
Your style, as always, mock and bluff
You go through life without a care
Love was a weight we could not bear

Chastise me, and I cannot speak.
My thoughts and words become oblique.
Both of us feel much worse for wear.
Love was a weight we could not bear.

I think it best you cannot speak:

you've gifted me an ashen streak

and swindled me of all my flair.

Love was a weight we could not bear.

And how you, to admit defeat.
To leave the onus at my feet.
I needed help, but were you there?
Love was a weight we could not bear.

I think you never knew of me:

you merely sought to annexe me;

a Ginger to your Fred Astaire.

Love was a weight we could not bear.

Yet dancing together was bliss;
smooching, entwined, sealed with a kiss.
Our laughter carried by charmed air.
Love was a weight we could not bear.

I give you that:  you waltzed me well;

my heart enfeebled by your spell.

But then one day it wasn't there.

Love was a weight we could not bear.

Clever how your words tug at strings.
At every end, a twist begins.
Is this dire duel really fair?
Love was a weight we could not bear.

Words fail what I want to say.

Be happy, simply fade away

into the sun on your blind mare.

Love was a weight we could not bear.

Your concession proves the fact

you've got no iron in your back.

I'm nauseous with your despair.

Love was a weight we could not bear.

Funny how the strength you liked

became the focus of your spite;

contempt is born from what was care.

Love was a weight we could not bear.

You can wreck but you can't build;

drink from a cup you never filled;

bespoil with no thought for repair;

Love was a weight we could not bear.

Good luck with yourself my dear:

you need an awful lot, I fear.

Remember when, remember where,

love was a weight we could not bear.