To Hate Love Poem by Stefanie Fontker

To Hate Love

Rating: 5.0


My soul is unholy,
Though you would eat it
As though I were swine.
Comes evil here, quietly,
Where you are unwelcome.
True is the heart of
The ignorant white knight.

I know how well you follow,
Whispering in repetition
My one hundred and one sins.
Watch not if your sex,
Burns at the sight of
My happy and swollen lips.
Bibles are sharper than knives.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Elena Sandu 10 October 2011

Sweet Stefanie! Sweet Stefanie! You feed my soul with your creative thoughts, to read you, is my geatest joy! Thank you dear friend, I may follow your say and run to read 'Crimson love' a bit. Good day.

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Crimson Love 10 October 2011

This is an incredible poem love. ;) equality shall be ours one day.... ^_^

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Shadow Girl 10 October 2011

nice...will read the prequel soon! -SG x

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Patti Masterman 10 October 2011

I like the flow here, and that's a killer last line. (I live in the bible belt myself, so I am partial to 'bible' references of a certain sort, hehe)

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Patti Masterman 10 October 2011

I like the flow here, and that's a killer last line. (I live in the bible belt myself, so I am partial to 'bible' references of a certain sort, hehe)

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