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Madness of Mine
maybe i’m a hater.
maybe i’m too harsh.
maybe i’m prejudiced.
or, just maybe, there’s a method to my madness.
but there is no madness, only the dislike
that radiates from my eyes.
and she wonders why i can’t tell you why i’m this way.
so do i.
every other girl loves it.
so why do i loathe,
why do i say i’d rather eat worms?
someone tell me if they see.
maybe i’m a hater.
maybe i’m too harsh.
maybe i’m prejudiced.
there is no method to any madness of mine.
to say love is the center of my hate
is to say a cloud without a face is possible.
and all i can tell her is “you don’t get it”.
because she really doesn’t, and never will.
it is not—could not—be because i’m bitter;
there is nothing to be angry about.
when has there ever been?
but she can’t help seeing things in a different light.
maybe i’m a hater.
maybe i’m too harsh.
maybe i’m prejudiced.
the method in which i seek, has yet to be found.
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