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i can't hate you

I wonder what you see when you look at me I am a stranger, but there are things you think you know. And you think you are right. Every time, your apology turns into a justification for the cruel words you threw at me. Somehow I feel like I understand you but then I wonder - why? I could just label you Bitch, plain and simple but I know too much of your own sorrows to justify myself. It just adds to the never-ending ebbing, pulling, deep down pool of grief we all love to swim in.
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annabel-lee-95
For You?
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annabel-lee-95
Published
May 25, 2014
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I can't hate you, because that would be like hating myself.

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#anger#sorrow#family#fighting
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