Poetry: Hate - by Raymond Alexander Kukkee

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by Raymond Alexander Kukkee

Created on: December 18, 2008

From Hate to Love

Hate will not consume me
Ever shall I firmly put it behind me
Walking upon my shadow, following,
Tracing my every footstep,
Yet shall I deny hate reason or satisfaction
Heap scorn upon all hate
Born on the wisp of fear
Dare the soul, yet speak
And call it's name;
Call it nothing;
Consider the nothingness
of hate, the work of fools,
And turn the wisp to love.

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