I Hate To Fall In Love

I hate falling in love
For love is wicked and blind.
And weird and wild.
It gets me hypnotized.
As though I was a sheep to be sacrificed
I hate falling in love.
 
Love is full of empty promises and euphoria
It is out of sight, out of mind
I hate to fall in love
 
It is pain ridden
It is a sadist who laughs at you when you are slapped
When you are in tears, it cheers.
I hate to fall in love.
 
When you give it your heart’s brake
It gives you a heart break
It uses your enemies against you
It turns your friends against you too
It makes them worst enemies of each other
yet it teaches all to adore one another.
 
It makes you someone else
But it would blame you afterward
For love’s sake, some are condemned
While for its reason some receive awards
It makes one deny ones’ self. 

It puts one in a thousand miles
Away from smiles
It turns a hero to zero
It changes “Hi” to why? 
Please who would teach me how to love
because I hate to fall in love!
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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De Beaulieu Avatar
November 27, 2017 at 2:20 PM
Hello Chukwunyere Darlington nice to meet you. Love is not taught it is a feeling. You just have not met the right person yet. Have a nice day my friend.
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February 2, 2018 at 2:01 PM
Welcome to Poetry Soup.
Chukwunyere Avatar
November 29, 2017 at 4:27 AM
Thank you so much Darlene De Beaulieu. Yeah I just have not met the right person. Thank you so much for your thoughts, I really appreciate.
Chukwunyere Avatar
November 29, 2017 at 4:27 AM
Thank you so much Darlene De Beaulieu. Yeah I just have not met the right person. Thank you so much for your thoughts, I really appreciate.
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