Hating Love

by Matt Fleckney   Mar 14, 2006


You hate them
because they care.
You run from them
because they reach out
to hold you in their soft,
loving embrace.

You loathe the love
they have for you,
and yet, strangely,
you are drawn to them
like the proverbial
moth to the flame.

You avoid them
and seek them out
like a treasure
with a fatal price.

You want to be with them
and they want to be with you.
so why do you hate them,
with all of your being?
Because they love you,
with all of theirs.

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  • 17 years ago

    by AinsleySara

    ^
    did you read that comment i must've been the wroste girlfriend in the world"ok thats cool." i sound like a total ditx looking for a cheap kcuf(read it backwards) lol anyways thats all i gotta say and i love it matt really good you've told me feelings like this befor and i get what you saying
    ttyl
    Ainz

  • 18 years ago

    by AinsleySara

    Ok thats cool!!1 i miss you babe
    ainz!!!

  • 18 years ago

    by Melissa

    Wow Matt! This is so beautiful, this poem really got to me.
    "and yet, strangely,
    you are drawn to them
    like the proverbial
    moth to the flame"
    ^^^ I love this stanza, just perfect and so true! Excellent write!

  • 18 years ago

    by Simon Hayes

    WOAH! This is a wonderful inspiring piece! I really enjoyed this... The language is just magical. A very meaningful write :)

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