Rejected: A Poem to Draco by Hermione

by almamaldonado

Draco Malfoy finally had the guts to ask Hermione Granger out. At first, Hermione is shocked about his proposal, but she soon finds out that they had less in common than she thought, so she writes a poem as a rejection letter to him.

I see you.
I see you smiling at me.
How can that be?
You're from Slytherin
Full of snakes of bullies and lies
Handsome on the outside
But dead as a rock in your bitter inside.
I'm from Gryffindor
Where we have lions of feriocity and kindness
Unlike those snakes of yours.
You offend me as if I say "Hufflepuff" all the time!
I've slapped you many times to defend my loyal friends
But all you want is power
And revenge
Not a drop of respect.
Since when did you love me?
I've known you for five years.
But I shall not love you back for all you say.
You are Draco.
I am Hermonie.
Our story ends. ~