A Soliloquy of Love and Affection
This soliloquy expresses the writer's feelings towards those who hate or lose with great love and affection despite their misfortunes. The writer also expresses regret for making them feel inferior due to his own high intelligence while emphasizing his deep-seated love for them nonetheless.
Dec. 25, 2022 7:05PM
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A portrait of an old English writer looking off into the distance with a quill in hand.
Ah, what a wretched state I find myself in! To speak of those who hate and lose with love and affection. They can not help the fact that they were born so cursed, For I must pity them for their misfortune, though it be reversed. My intelligence is one of the highest, and you all know it to be true, So please do not feel so stupid or insecure; it's not your fault but mine to view. I'm sorry losers and haters for making you feel this way, But if I did not say these words then I'd have nothing left to say. Though my words may sting like a sharpened blade of steel, Know that my heart holds love for you; this is how I truly feel. So take heart my friends and know that though we are different still, You will always have a place in my heart where love abounds at will.