I Hate Me

I said I cannot love you
You said you cannot live without me
I said I have many responsibilities on my shoulders
You said you will share some of them
I said my life is a burden to me
You said you will remove all my obstructles
I said I am from a poor family
You said you never care
I said I am a hindu
You said you never bothered about the religion
I said I am the only one to help my family
You said you will give a hand to help them
And now I love you more than my life
I cannot live without you
But why you kicked out my love
And why you cheated me
I know you used me
And made me a mad in your love
How can I forget your last words
That You hate poor people and you never loved me
You hate my religion and never thought to help me
and you said I am nothing to you

Oh my love, You know that I cannot swim in this lovely ocean
And you took me to the centre
Left me free and you left my hand
I cannot survive in this world
Now I hate me for loving you
Copyright © | Year Posted 2010

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Kendrick Avatar
January 1, 2010 at 5:05 AM
One of the best love lost poems that I have read in a while. I hope that it is not true but just a topic on which you chose to write. Keep the creative pen flowing. Sara
Harman Avatar
January 1, 2010 at 4:18 AM
Think of it as breaking the heart chakra open, now the throat chakra needs to express it, use art for this.
Harman Avatar
January 1, 2010 at 4:17 AM
Yay, the beauty of heartbreak, you are so lucky. Here in the west, we know it best, its hidden secrets, and why it exists. Forgive, forgive, and do not let it wound you, keep chasing love, and expressing the loss in art.
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