Like Me Poem by Driss Ezzireg

Like Me



Like me if you want
Or do not.
My truth is different I say
Green grass can never stay
Love is a word above our heads
Vanities should be redressed
In case insanities hit the base
No lies keep the track of lying
A man can get the laurels for false gratitude
Rich men say prophesies, old men falsities
Babies are neither here nor there
They fight the dreams of offended scoundrels
I should go to sleep before the hounds bite deep
Or else you may declare the road closed
And I suppose you may be right.

Sunday, May 8, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: self control
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