Hardly a Day Goes By that I Don't Think of You

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Hardly a day goes by that I don't think of you,

Mostly in anger, sometimes with hatred.

I loved you nearly half my life, and now

The bad has swallowed up the good, has eaten my heart.

How sad that I must bury so much of me!

I wish I could bury you.

The real, living you I don't want to hear about.

You were once what I lived for, and now

I don't even want to know when you are dead.

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Mark Fiorentino's picture

A poem tha shows the violent side of the poet's character. It shows anger and hatred.Selection of words is excellent. Makes you reflect!