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Resentment
March 20, 2012
I watched him haughtily walk away as if he did something right, as if hes done me a favor! He watched me sit there pensive and broken, then finally he decided to help. No offense but I didn't need your help nor did I want to reconcile our differences. You started this rancor when you became so fickle but you can't fix it, not this time. I remeber that ominous day so clearly, your fiendish ways and vile attitude broke me to pieces. I can't lie I always lamented the day I met you, the horrid day this calamity began.
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Definitions
calamity: a disaster
Fickle: changeable
Vile: physically disgusting
Reconcile: to create friendly relations after a fight
Pensive: sad state of thought
Rancor: Bitter, Long lasting resentment
Ominous:something bad or unpleasant
To Lament: to regret
Haughtly: Disdainfully proud
Fiend: a cruel demonic, mischeivious person