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I Hate You
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I have tried to show the stupidity of hating someone simply for being different from you.



I hate you because you are black
Why? Well you're different than me
That's the reason why I give you flack
Surely its real easy to see


I hate you because you're gay
Why? Well you're different than me
That's why venomous words I say
Surely its real easy to see


I hate you for being the opposite sex
Why? Well you're different than me
That's the reason you I try to vex
Surely its real easy to see


I hate you for believing in a god
Why? Well you're different than me
I find such faith distinctly odd
Surely its real easy to see


I hate you people from another land
Why? Well you're different than me
Its time for us to make a stand
Surely its real easy to see


I hate you because your eyes are brown
Why? Well you're different than me
You even come from some other town
Surely its real easy to see


I hate you for being so short
Why? Well you're different than me
Grow some, you really ought
Surely its real easy to see


I hate you as you wear green
Why? Well you're different than me
I find your attire just obscene
Surely its real easy to see


I hate you simply because
Why? Well you're different than me
That is why we need wars
Surely its real easy to see


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 Reviews of "I Hate You"
Reviewed by Pier Tyler
Reviewed on June 5, 2006
I really enjoyed reading this. I hate, hate period. Hate is ugly and vicious. Thanks for sharing this fantastic write.

Reviewed by Sandra Mushi
Reviewed on December 11, 2005
Reading this, the reasons behind such hatred sound so childish, but yet they are there. Well written, powerful write, David!

God bless,

Sandie.


Reviewed on November 30, 2005
it takes a lot of misunderstanding to hate people like this; i know what it is like to feel prejudice's sting because i have a problem with people who are mexican. i try not to dislike them or get angry at them, but i have a problem with their not learning english when they choose to live/work here. good points you raise.

Reviewed by Tinka Boukes
Reviewed on November 30, 2005
Hmmmmm okay I think I understand just a little better now!!

Thank you for pin pointing them out!!

Different indeed....yeah!!

Love Tinka

Reviewed by sarah playle (Reader)
Reviewed on November 30, 2005
Good points made. I also like your ryhming scheme.

Reviewed by Sue Hess
Reviewed on November 30, 2005
wow, so simple but so perfectly stated..our reasons to hate always sound so silly when put into words don't they


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