What I Hate
What I hate is how I don't love you but how I don't hate you,
And I don't even like you yet I don't despise you
But you ruined me
I was never a masterpiece to begin with
I always stupidly smiled under a bowed head even when I wasn't happy to see you
I craved your touch even though I knew I didn't want it
Whenever you'd leave, I'd whisper to my friend "He's gonna be a real heartbreaker",
And you were
But I can't blame you because you never really broke hearts
You made hearts break themselves
And I heard hearts have strings but it felt like pillars collapsing
Like a building caving on itself except I was oblivious to the worn beams
These beams I built myself and I told myself "These will be unbreakable"
But congratulations, you broke them
I was told hate is a very strong word
But I hated how hate can describe my feelings
Even though my feelings are not disgust or anger
What I hate is how I still care about you
What I don't hate is how I forgive you
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