samuel donkor
I Do Not Love You
I do not love you,
Hence I would not lie to you.
I do love you,
Yet I crave to leave you.
I do not love you
Yet I am happy with you
I do love you
Yet a burden you are to me.
I do not love you
Yet when gone I miss you
And think about you,
Till the night see the day
I do not love you
Yet my bone grow weak without you
I do love you
Yet I am stronger without you
I do not love you
Hence do not leave me
For the thought of death hovers
Aimlessly on wings in my mind
I cannot hate you
My sweetest love
Though I want to leave you
I cannot deceive you
I do not love you
Yet strong bond lies between us
Oh my sweetest love
I do love you
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