Hate
I hate the way you talk to me,
And that you never cared.
I hate it when you lie to me;
I hate it when you stare.
I hate it when you say you love me,
And that it was a lie.
I hate the way you love someone else,
It really makes me cry.
I hate that you think you’re so tough,
And better than everyone.
I hate the way you act rough,
And that you are no fun.
I hate the way you use me,
When I thought that you were the one.
I hate it that you had to flee,
And now we are done.
I hate how you wrote me poems,
Cause they were really sweet.
Little did I know,
The person I was going to meet?
I hate it how you always pick,
What we get to do.
I hate you so much it makes me sick,
Every time I think of you.
I hate the way you make me laugh,
Even more when u make me cry.
I hate it that we never found our path,
And that you said goodbye.
I hate it that I told you things,
No one else knows.
I hate it that you act like a king,
And that I gave you my soul.
I hate it how your rude,
To everyone you see.
I hate how you judge people,
Even me.
I hate how you broke my heart,
Into a million tiny pieces.
I hate how we are apart,
As your love for me decreases.
I hate how you weren't romantic,
And never showed me any love.
I hate how you weren't compassionate,
That was probably a sign from above.
I hate it how you told me,
Things that I only wanted to hear.
I hate how you kissed me,
And now you won't get to see my tears.
I hate how you called me baby,
When u knew it was lie.
I hate it so much it drives me crazy;
It makes me want to die.
I hate that I gave you,
The key to my heart.
Cause how was I supposed to know,
That we would fall apart.
I hate the way time flew by,
And that we had to fall.
But mostly, I hate the way I don't hate you.
Not even a little, not even at all.
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