I hate you.
I hate your nose, your lips, your skin
Your ears, your teeth, the way you grin
Your laugh, your cry, your smile, your frown
The feelings you get and when you are down
Your scream, your sigh, your voice, your shout
I hate you from the inside out.
I hate it how you never believe
And when you act fake or really naive
I hate your lies, your truth, your innocence
When you’re selfish or beaming of ignorance
Your revenge, your jealousy, - your arrogance too
Everything about me hates everything about you.
I hate your fat, your veins, your bones
Your lungs, your breath, your thoughts, your tones
The food you eat, and the clothes you wear
The looks you give, and the traits we share
I hate your posture, and your pose
I hate you from head, right down to your toes.
I hate your guilt, your greed, your wants
Your stupid hair, the things you flaunt
Your deadened hope, your futile dreams
Your shadow, your footsteps, your eyes that gleam
I hate you so much, I wish you were gone
I hate the way we couldn’t get along.
What, to you, does this poem make you think of? What do you think the author is writing about?
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