I Don't Hate Hannah

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I hate that
you are not
here when I
need you most.

I hate that
I cannot
be what I
thought you thought
I should be.

Hate it hate it hate it,
The mornings and sleepings
away from you,
wrapped in your shirt
I hate smelling you and feeling safe.

I hate feeling lost,
tilted and tired

I hate calling this a phase,
I hate that I’ll get over it.
I hate that I can’t see you,
I hate telling you to go away.

I hate wearing my emotions,
hate seeing my heart on my sleeve.
Sometimes, I hate having feelings,
but I’d hate being numb, too.

ihatethatit’sne
veryoucallingme
onthephonelatea
tnightwhenIneed
youtheverymost.


I hate that
we can’t just
grow up and
be humans
together.

I hate all these things

But honey
I don’t hate you.

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