Noorie Ali (22.07.1988 / Yorkshire)
Poems by Noorie Ali : 86 / 174
Lie turns black
When a lie turns
Cold, black and colourless
It shakes you, brakes you
Takes, you to your sell.
Cutting you in shred
A lie is not a relief
A cover up to only you
The one who’s afraid and lost in their own imprisonment
Selfish, juvenile and unworthy of sympathy
Faking, and ill mannered
You’re redeemed
Priceless character.
Your fickle and you know it
So why don’t you just show it?
Noorie Ali
Submitted: Friday, March 19, 2010
Poems by Noorie Ali : 86 / 174
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