Patterns Never Lie Poem by Vanessa Dizon Alvarez
Patterns Never Lie
The older I grow, the clearer it seems,
truth hides not in words, but in recurring themes.
Apologies fall like fragile glass,
but patterns endure, they do not pass.
A smile may mask, a voice may plead,
yet actions reveal the truest creed.
The gut knows first, before the mind,
the shadowed signs it learns to find.
No longer fooled by practiced lines,
I read the rhythm, the subtle designs.
For people may falter, twist, or deny,
but patterns remain—patterns never lie.
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The poem argues that a person's true nature is revealed not by their words or apologies, but by the consistent patterns in their behavior. It shows a speaker who has matured into trusting intuition and reading subtle, repeated actions rather than being swayed by masks or momentary performances.
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You hit the nail on the head i think theres a certain peace that comeswith finally
'You hit the nail on the head. I think there's a certain peace that comes with finally learning to trust what people show you through their actions rather than just what they say. Thank you for reading so deeply into it! '