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Love vs. Hate


Love is a rainbow’s vivid colors it smells like salt water it tastes like a flaky, warm croissant it sounds like a mariachi band it feels like flowers rubbing against your face on a warm day it looks like a portrait portraying only inner beauty Love is strolling arm-in-arm on the beach with pride and dignity Hate is gray it smells like foul breath it tastes like sour milk it sounds like rap music mixed with church hymns it feels like a fault in your heart’s crust it looks like a withered plant. Hate is listening to cruel slurs
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