Alphabet poem

An Ode to Hate

It is a drive which ev’ry man must sate,
That fills one up with a terrible fire,
Most know it by name, the emotion, hate,

Unlike what most say, it is just a state,
So what makes it wrong? So worthy of ire?
It is a drive which ev’ry man must sate,

We mortals are not pawns of our own fate,
And yet we seek to unmake what we sire,
Most know it by name, the emotion, hate,

Some use it for evil, that is innate,
To say it’s all wrong would make you a liar,
It is a drive which ev’ry man must sate,

Why fight when it is just some idle prate?
Let it not burn on some funeral pyre,
Most know it by name, the emotion, hate,

Let it be a tool with enticing bait,
To pull ambitions out of the mire,
It is a drive which ev’ry man must sate,
Most know it by name, the emotion, hate.

Admittedly, ancient architects achieved anything.
But barely broken bits behoove beyonders.
Can contraptions contain conundrums countably continuous?
Do deadly demons defend derelict devices?
Even evicted evils egress entrepreneurs.
Foul features forbid fervent focusing for future forewords.
Genius givers generated gentle gestation gimmicks.
Helpful human hybrids helped heal, however humourus.
Intelligent innovations inwardly invented integrations instantly.
Just judgements jetted jovially,
Killing knowledgeable, klutzy keepers.
Life leered laboriously, leaching leftover lamentations.
Monstrous machines mashed meaninglessly.
No neutral neophytes negated neurotically.
Oddly, only ostracized originals obviated occupation or ordinance.
Probably personal preference, possibly perfected perception.
Quizzing questions quickly quacked.
Radical reapers returned remaining revenants rapidly.
Soon, solitary sand stood seamlessly surrounding severed super systems.
Time took these terrors, trapping them together,
Until untold urchins undid universally unjust “unifiers”.
Villains vacant, vacuums vaporized vapidly.
With wonder, we wantonly wield warningly.
Xeroxed xiphoids,
Your years yearningly yellow.
Zoneless ziggurats zombify zillions.