You Hate Poems | Examples

These You Hate poems are examples of Hate poems about You. These are the best examples of Hate You poems written by international poets.


Horror Movie Star

They made a horror flick
He was weak or he was sick
They chose him as the star
He can run, but won't get far

They created a wall compartment
Inside his small apartment
They installed cameras there
Reality show, unwanted, but they didn't care.

(bridge)
He felt ill, he began to ail
No idea of the hand pushing down the scale
Romance and work dove down the drain
They laughed and gloated at his pain.

(Chorus)
It’s a horror flick, but the plot is real,
They aren't like us in the way they feel.
He’s the star they chose, but the plot is sick,
Living and dying in their horror flick.

He heard them speak, felt nerve gas in his room
His apartment was a secret tomb.
He knew too much, but the cops would not believe
And he could not save others, for them we grieve.

So, learn the lesson be an owl:
Around us ghouls are on the prowl
They pass as normal, but empathy lacks
And in normal life, there are hidden attacks.

It could happen to you too
Bewildered by all the bad things that accrue
A life derailed, no suspicion why
When the only exit seems the choice to die.
© Gem Stone  Create an image from this poem.


Patterned maths of hate crimes

Population patterns in history line
A fold
That general Assembly 
Has no peaceful minds hiding
Just as just a study 
A must I interfere?

That's a head count happened.

Poor man's oath to wait it out and relay.

A 2 nd parallel beneath the 1st?

Since February of 2025 after the delay 
for stated move in dates prior to Jan thru August 2024
Obstructing legislations passage in 
California homekey qualifies a minimum
 6 months of evidence in the willful
 collection of bribes by employed Californians.


Rules as laws in reading legal headlines
 defined by regulation of Republican policy shift
This shift in labor policy counters
Trial and error of time under Democratic policy

Zero Budget exists for grants of yesterday or salary
Suggested 
No department transfers prepared
Then bribery is accounted for as precaution 
To statement 
Fact in science of math and letters from history



Let it be noted in speculation laws preventing 
speculation that following private citizens
 rights and manners is evidence against

When your wrong
You may not correct the truth

I Require Engagement

Our deathbed waits for no one
It has legs with wheels following close
Fore the fastest mako breaching/brought
Can slam into your reality, splatterpunk 
Does the higher-ups work w/bridge$
Against the chernukha backdrops
Titan Arumatic therapeutic extras
Granite broke down into atoms you couldn't comprehend 
Without a micro/scope, dreamstate dialog
Promisee talking about power, Faustian tête-à-tête 
Hungry colorful golf ball(sp)oons, aim for pupils 
Falcon will drop the rabbit, serpentine dance
Snake may hold insidious ideas, draw a line
That word it rights is the mise-en-abyme
In cursive with dark reverie
I'll die for literary nuance
My pages are empty-handed
Lines intersect in geometrical artistic expression

Premium MemberStupid

Saying I’m sorry without feeling any regret.
Thinking the good you’ve done doesn’t count because of the bad you’ve done.
Using excuses instead of being honest with someone you love.
Playing the blame game and blaming others for your mistakes.
Insisting that your way of thinking is always right and the only way.
Deciding what’s best for a group of people without getting any input from them.
© Bill Baker  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberOh brother

There is no us in that—
in that you’re on your own.
Refusal to walk into your trap
where hate breeds like a disease unknown.

Your thoughts collapse, too slack, too thin,
to prove you ever weighed it all.
I cannot see where your mind has been,
prepared to twist and watch it fall.

You chose the crowd instead of thought,
traded your reason for their disguise.
You bury your hate in borrowed lies,
and march in step with a machine—
telling your heart this path is proud,
that every stride is patriotic ground.

But your path veers far from mine.
It runs against all I know.
Darkness shadows every track—
and I no longer want to know you.


When he says nothing

When he says nothing

When he says nothing after you’ve told him that two days after your first date a man groped you 

When he says nothing after you said the guy grabbed your ass

When he says nothing after you tell him that guy says he’s been watching you

When he says nothing after you told him how helpless you felt

When he says nothing after you said you had to call the cops

When he says nothing after telling him how you wondered if the cop was judging you as he stood on your porch 

When he says nothing does it really matter? Because he obviously never cared at all

When he says nothing

Premium MemberDon't Be a Hypocrite

... First take the log out of your own eye, and then you will be able to see clearly to take the speck out of your brother's eye. 
      ~Matthew 7: 5 GNT


If you want to stop fascism 
check in the mirror,
make sure you're not the one
being cupbearer!

Premium MemberJudgmental

Just as you would suppose,
Unleased hatred only grows.
Do lash out, I’m sure you’ll see
God gives this freedom to you and me.
Mind your soul to heal the hate.
Enlighten your path before it’s too late.
Note your actions and words, if you will
That your hate will ever be still.
All that anger held inside
Leaks from within, not outside.

Love And Let Live

Racism, ageism, sexism, name it!
              If there was tech-ism, we’d have to game it
Why should the pattern of reckless decision
                      Further a hate based on sex or religion

Why not let love and let live be your  “ism”
         Spreading its beauty like light through a prism
Loveism, likeism, careism, make it!
               After a while, you would not have to fake it

What if our would had no isms at all
            Changing the course of our strange little ball
Love and let live and leave others alone
                   Foster the greatest true love ever known

Premium MemberParty of Hate

There is a party of hate and you are invited
If fact it’s an open invitation
But everyone seems to leaving 
Everyone that is tired of hate and death.

The party of hate meanwhile 
Revels in the death of others
The death of their own 
And the death of those to come.
It makes up policies like soft on crime
And defund the police
Which only leads to more death 
Especially of children and minorities,
But that is what the party wants
To further its goal of systemic victimhood.

These are modern day sacrifices
To the gods of change
Made with hate in their heart
But fear in their mind,
Fear that they may be wrong,
May have it all wrong
That hate and death is better than love and life.

Of course they are wrong
And they know this
Because as long as they are alive
There is still a seed of love in their heart.

(9/12/25)

Premium MemberCharlie Kirk

 Charlie Kirk 

Breaks my heart
his death today
the bullet was not signed
as is the Zionist way

A Palestinian child denied her right
to sign the death sentence
with Gods best wishes
another terrorist fades into oblivion

Now women shut up
and make babies, your only job
that was his message
Feminist's laughing, this fool a knob

All the women already in heaven
dancing with angels of empathy
and compassion
look down and laugh this pious clown

you live by the second amendment
you die by the second amendment
Jesus will never have to see you again
finally in hells fire, you are with your own

Premium MemberTurn down your violent rhetoric, America, you’re losing your soul

Turn down your violent rhetoric, America, you’re losing your soul.
Wish I could, but the First Amendment has no volume control.
And what if the violent rhetoric gets dangerously loud?
That’s what the Second Amendment is all about.
So you can offer no hope, no guiding instruction?
Just what Mark Twain saw a long time ago:
Every civilization carries the seeds of its own destruction.
© Rio Jansen  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberHarvesting Love Not Hate

If you plant the seeds of love
You'll reap gorgeous flowers of love
If you spray the seeds of hate
Many plants and trees
Will blossom flowers of hate
And you won't like the fate
Nobody enjoys death and miseries
Ugly, dirty and evil flowers
And people with ill manners
Love is the answer
Hate is a toxic cancer
Be positive and make sense
All the time 
Is obviously not a crime
Violence is unacceptable
Peace is divine and preferable
Please use good common sense.

Copyright © May 2017, Hebert Logerie, All rights reserved
Hébert Logerie is the author of several books of poetry.

THINGS YOU NEVER TOUCHED

I stitched my silence with threads of things I couldn’t say.
I yearned with the last pieces I had stored away.

The moon watched me unravel, but never turned away.
The sea heard my cries, but never bothered to ask me "why?".

I carved poems on the inside of my ribs just to feel alive.
And the lines suffocated me instead of bringing me back to life.

Now I wear my pain like a second skin—
Quiet, but tight.

Eyes search for yours in a room filled with aching hearts.
But yours were always the kind to look away when it got too dark.

The smile you wore felt so fake,
Never could see me in the eye but always watched me When it was time to say— goodbye.

You held my ghost like it was still breathing,
But never dared to touch the girl I was beneath.

Touched my skin like it’s what made me, me.
Still, unaware about the nights in me.

You kissed daylight onto my body,
But left my shadows starving in silence.

So I became the quiet storm you never saw coming
Soft in presence,
But drowning everything you left untouched.

Ignotus

Would you love me again
If you see me in gehenna

Would you hate me still
If you see me in heaven

This angst of love and hate
Will it end here or in limbo?

Since I know nothing over time
Of your disposition to me

My heart has become droplets
In the realm of nothingness.

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