I Hate It Poem by Alycia Forbes

I Hate It

Rating: 4.1


I hate how I loved you
I hate how I felt
I hate everything you said
That made my heart melt

I hate what you did
I hate how I hurt
I hate how you left me
Alone to die in the dirt

I hate how you said you loved me
I hate that I thought it was true
I hate that I let my wall down
And let myself fall in love with you

I hate how I was so stupid
I hate that I fell so hard
I hate how I let you in
And watched you steal my heart

I hate how much you put me through
I hate how much I cried
I hate that I don't understand
Why you had to lie

I hate how I try to hate you
I hate it that I can't
I hate it that I miss you
Even though you don't

I hate how I still love you
I hate how I still care
But most of all I hate it
That you are no longer here

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Crystal Corchado 14 October 2007

U stole the words from my heart And put them on paper It sounded great My heart stopped falling deeper

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Keaundra Jones 14 November 2007

this poem is very deep

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Roczy Chasez 15 January 2008

this is a great poem that can relate to alota ppl. like myself.

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Pandora Chaos 13 February 2008

that nice poem. i can totally relate to this poem rite now

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Vy Tran 09 March 2008

nice poem, this is how I'm feeling rite now

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Sahra Hussein 04 January 2015

It is really heart touching. i like it

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Agnes Abraham 06 January 2009

i can really relate to this poem right now, thanks for writing it

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Tiffany Reeves 04 November 2008

wow this is an amazing poem. it says exactly how i feel about a dude that i loved but he didn't love me.

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Angelica Skye 13 October 2008

Hey, i think this is a great emotionaly charged poem and something a lot of people can relate to.good work.

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T Alfe 19 May 2008

Simple, to the point, true, exactly what happens in relationships that only one person is totally in love and giving completely of themselves while the other person has no where near as much feeling as you do.

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