Lies Poem by susan Johnston

Lies

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Why don't you tell me the truth,
say that in my face,
my tears will never heal my scars,
nor the guilt upon my face,

I know you ate that piece of cake
and cheated on that test,
I know you just lied,
so why don't you confess.

a little white lie couldn't a fly,
mayby thats stretching the truth,
100,000 medics couldn't heal the lives
you just took.

You can't blame lies on some one else
no mater who they are,
it makes not a difference if they
are a hobo or a superstar.

the sad news is that without lies
the world would slowly decay,
the world we know know and call or home
would in fact resign as the economy faded away

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
poetry lover 07 March 2007

very true about lies, why can't people wake up? ? ?

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