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Twisted Hate


We agreed to move on, But we both know we can’t leave each other alone. Should I have any feelings for you after all we’ve been through You said you would be there for me. You lied. You thought my heart was broken in two, But I never trusted you. You don’t understand that I played you You were running around like you were cool; You were buying me like I was a fool. I got what I wanted, and so did you. Why should I hate you? You were just another twisted notch On my belt that I have put to use and wasted, too Love became twisted hate And twisted hate became you
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liltavia18
this poem is related to the men/women that have been through rough relationship and that person wasn't what they seem to be but you got the last laugh in the end and your partner hates you in the end that is why it is called twisted hate

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