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A few thoughts about things that I have experienced, or witnessed. Perhaps a passive aggressive attempt at making a point, or perhaps a healthy way to deal with negative inner feelings? You decide, it's your perception. Have I just influenced the reader's perception? Oops)

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The Pretence Of Him

The Pretence of HIM,

In his wicked old ways,
He saved nobody's day,
The confuser of friends,
He's a means to an end,
For a fool cannot be cured,
By a fool who is bored.

Sychophantic mallevolent flawed,
the man should be ignored,
Hyporcratic, amused, abhorred,
The socialite gaffawed
His barriers are his own,
His cover has been blown.

This is the pretense of him

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