hate to love to death to change

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  1. Philip Wrobel said:

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    i hate myself

    i say these words so often

    sometimes i wonder if they've lost meaning

    i hate myself

    and all the things around me

    that tear me inside out and leave me

    i hate myself

    thats all there is to it

    its never gonna change

    the feeling is never gonna leave

    it will only be masked

    she loves me

    huh, tears

    not of sadness but of great joy

    she loves me

    i hate while she loves

    and i love as she hates

    she loves me

    these words repeat themselves

    a constant balance of love, and hate

    a never ending circle

    her love to my hate

    my hate to her love

    she loves me

    and while the story's just started

    i think i can see a few pages ahead

    while their will be hate

    their will also be love

    and for every tear of pain

    a smile

    and when i read the last pages of our story

    i will cry

    but not because I'm sad

    not because i wish it never happened

    because I'm glad it happened

    when our last breaths taken

    they shall be the sweetest

    just like the last few pages of a book

    coming to an end

    but unlike a book

    our story goes on

    and on

    and on

    and who gets their first

    i know not

    but i do know

    whoever finishes the race first

    will wait at the finish line

    for the other to cross

    what I'm saying is now coming to an end

    or maybe

    a beginning

    no, this wont drag out much longer

    but maybe the beginning is in me

    or maybe

    you
     
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    amaryn said:

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    Well written, clear thinking, knitting around a wellknown theme: love and hate, closely together, almost friends amongst each other,
    and yet- no, it's different.
    Of course you end up hating yourself- partly, not always.
    Philip, true enough it's serious sadness.

    Thanks!