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Damaged Goods

I hate you.

I hate you because you love me.

I hate you because you care for me.

I hate you for the loving way you look at me.

I hate you getting close to my heart.

You don’t want me.

I’m ****** up.

Damaged goods.

No one wants damaged goods.

Not even you.

So I hate you because you love me.

I hate you for the way you brush my hair off my face.

I hate you because deep down I love you.

But that scares me.

So instead, I hate you.

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rachel-orion
American
Published
Mar 24, 2010
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Original 2-25-2010

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