Anger and Hatred

Anger the bastard child of Hatred despised and rejected stands before
his father and ask "What do me and my mother mean to you?"  With 
glowing red eyes Hatred answers "I care nothing for you or your mother
Lust.  Lust your mother is nothing more than a **** who I had sex with."
Looking Hatred in his firey red eyes Anger says "For someone who lurk
in the shadows you hurl a lot of insults."  Stepping closer to Anger, Hatred
responds with another insult "Your mother Lust is a **** plain and simple.
How can you not know and who are you to question me?"  With a bold voice
Anger says "My mother is not a **** and I am your son."  With an evil smile Hatred
says "Her name tells you what she is.  Don't blame me for the life you was dealt.
If you're looking for Love you'll find her with the rest of the virtues in Tranquility.
Why can't you be more like your sister Cruelty?  Truly you are a waste of semen."
Turning his back to Hatred, Anger respond by saying "These are my last words to
you.  You're a pillar of salt.  No one wants to be around you."  As Anger walked into
the night he heard Hatred say "Like father like son."
Written by Keith Edward Baucum
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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