Earth, Wind, fire, and sea
when I call upon thee I see
hatred inside me.
Earth I call.
Earth I see.
Earth is where this
mortal is being seen.
Wind I hear.
Wind I feel.
Wind is what this
mortal seems to be.
Fire I hear
Fire I see
Fire is what her
weakness shall be.
Sea I call
Sea I hear
Sea is what I say see her
by the sea shore sea.
I see the 'secret hate.' But I have some possible revisions you might want to consider. For the flow, I would recommend altering the line "hatred inside me" to "hatred inside of me" adding the extra syllable would really help.
And placing "mortal" on the end of the second-to last line of the Earth and Wind stanzas would even out the rhythm there.
The last stanza, I think, could be taken away and revised entirely.
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Also, you have some shifts in punctuation. You didn't capitalize fire and sea in the first line, and you end the lines of the second stanza with full-stops and neglect to do that throughout the piece.
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Feel free to ignore this comment; what do I know, honestly?