Relentless Hate is On the Run

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I am free to be who I want to be
I love my freedom to move about 
I love the ease to say what I feel 
There is no door that is technically closed to me. 
 
In my world, what is in somebody else’s heart  
and mind, is their business 
as long as it does not mentally, physically  
or maliciously encroach  
on my insulated and very comfortable space 
with contradictions reflective of an illogical  
unjustifiable form of adhesive abhorrence 
called relentless hate. 
 
An ill will that creeps  
and wields its claws of anger  
in the derma pores of the brain  
 
And even when the change has come 
and the pain slips to unrecalled memory 
the ire of unforgiveness  
compulsively obsessed with keeping the fire  
repeatedly born with contradictions  
and acts of double crossing hypocrisy. 
 
Beware that relentless hate 
for it will forever bury the reformed,  
still evolving, unrefined imbalance  
and not let a better, greater peace come. 
 
And you will become  
like the ones you are fighting  
to protect your freedom from 
So, if you hate the bad ones 
whatever you define it as 
I say do an the ASAP and change.  
 
Open the door, create rapport 
circle your wagons and let the aura  
and reality of the peace, do, come. 
If you cannot do that, then dream it 
hope it, until the deed is done. 
 
The relentlessness within the hate  
is not the problem, origin or root cause.  
Find it, work on it and do not give up.  
Chop away at each static electrified hair 
until each one is happily neutralized  
resolved, gone and social equity in practice  
without discords, discontent is won. 
 
It takes Gen Xers, millennials  
and age-friendly life spans mixed together  
to unweave, recycle and manufacture  
the end of everything that shells out the hate. 
 
Be relentless and dump it. 
For we have too much to live for and work on,  
before the next generations come.  
Leave a legacy of “Well Done.”

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