A Lie Leads To A Thousand Others Poem by Phoenix Blood

A Lie Leads To A Thousand Others

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I lied once, I lied twice
I was slapped then was kicked
They told me it's a sin
I never followed and continued lying

I lied that I was rich
I lied that I was the most fortunate
i lied that everything great happened to me
Some believed while others ignored
I felt proud of myself...
I told them my good deeds, which i had none
I said my parents adored me, untrue again

I got married to a Duke when I was poor
I figured out I was unfortunate
Nothing was great about living with him
I was ignored there
I felt deceived and guilty
As I was bad, I was thrown out
My parents died the next day in a car crash leaving me alone
All the events made me worse

I lied thrice, I lied quadruple
I was burned then was tortured
They repeated it was a sin
Too much to take in- Death is the best for me

A Lie Leads To A Thousand Others
Sunday, May 15, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: death
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