I Hated Him But I Loved Him Also
I ran.
As fast as I could.
To try to get away from him.
From the hurt.
But he always found me.
I screamed.
I ran the other way.
But I found myself in the end back in his house.
Sitting on the sofa, curled up in a ball.
As he watched me from the opposite end.
I hated him so much.
But I loved him so much too.
My feelings conflicted.
I turned my back on him.
And cried silent tears.
He asked me why I was doing this.
Why I hated him.
But I gave him no answer.
Somewhere along, I fell asleep.
I guess he carried me gently to his bed and took me out of my wet, dirty clothes.
Because when I woke up, I was there in his bed.
I didn't want him to touch me.
I hated him.
But I loved him also.
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