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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required We are at times so comfortable with saying the wrong things. Looking into your partner eyes, directly telling lies of I Love You. Smooth, believable, without the passion that lovers should have. Nothing to back up the facts of actually LOVE. We are not living in a dream world where no one can get hurt from the very words of I Love You; it’s so easy to say I hate you in a relationship, it matters the most. Truth behind the meaning. Seeing could be worst than feeing. Living 2 different worlds Hurtful words exchanged; blame falls on each other. Years after, what changed, when Love was the world, the foundation for relationships? You loved me yesterday, today you hate the sight of me, you hate my voice, you hate my soft touches and can’t stand to be in the same room with me. The compassion to fight for love doesn't have a pulse. Flat lines just like the most beautiful song, sung wrong What have I become to you? Where’s the Love that was so strong? What’s wrong? Arguments turn brutal; heated Hate took control, can’t be the proof of love that we once had and proud of. We are expected to move on when we can so easily take love form each other. Love is questioned, what if we Love the Hate Relationships, only to obtain and fulfil our own needs? A selfish type of Love.
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