Thursday, November 10, 2011

A letter to Hate

“At a certain point in his life, he realized that he would always be in pain


So the best thing for him was to get used to this beautiful feeling.


He embraced pain, made it an everyday emotion


He then realized that he couldn’t live without it


It’s better to be dependent on something that is readily available, than something that isn’t


Like Love.”




Dear Hate




TO OBTAIN THE RIGHT ANSWER ONE SHOULD ASK THE RIGHT QUESTION




What makes you so higher and mightier?


Who do you think you are?



First of all, the question should be



Who do you think, is you?



Addressing my singular form in assuming


I need to be put in my place again


If that was your question


Then my response would have been;



Who do you think you people are?



Cause if you knew the true answer to that question,


You wouldn’t have asked that inferior one.


But I won’t hate like you and transmit negative emotion


The dark forces will have to feast on your auras, not mine


Mine is similar to that of a new-borns


No serpent can do it any harm


But please don’t misinterpret this wisdom


And try this at home


ill visit you in the casualty room


With another poem


And ask you what the fuck you were thinking



Yours Lovingly



Beloved

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