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  tempting it is; For me to love you.
  Existing feelings bring rage and hate
  Wanting to love needing to hate.
  If there was a choice, wich one would I choose?
   I need to hate you, but want to love you.
  I search for reasons to hate. Search and pick out little things, I try to find them.
Then you smile and I have to to love again.
Then I need to hate.
confusion rears its ugly head and again I am, knees locked to chest crying in pain.
Torn apart I am. You bring hate and love.
I love hate more than I love love.
The tears must stop.

I will always love you against my own.
Hate is my drive.
My hate will drive my love until I am once again knees locked to chest.
My fetal postion of life.


*kiss



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On Saturday August 28th, 2004, An Expired Member (9) writes:
i dont look for things to hate about sombody i just seem to notice them i wish i could stop it great work i love it


On Wednesday October 29th, 2003, Unbridled Pain (65) writes:
i often find myself looking for the little annoyances too. 'tis a big problem i have with relationships. you have written what is in my head better than i could've. congrats on something good and true. U.P.


On Wednesday October 29th, 2003, Johny_D_Lewis (603) writes:
that fetal poaition feels safe..great write



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