I searched the face of god
for some excuses,
but he just doesnt make them
quite the same.
I hate
what I don't love in you.
I leave myself to blame.
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Reviewed by na na (Reader)
Reviewed on April 3, 2004
Yes, "I hate what I don't love in you," shows that we all feel this way I think. We love and hate at the same time. Maybe we start out loving and as the relationship goes forward over a period of time, we start seeing what we dislike in the other person. Very thoughtful Jason. Bill
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