Probably The Greatest Lie Ever Told Poem by Dan Brown
Probably The Greatest Lie Ever Told
The words tumble, so dull and trite.
So simple, so painful, and blacker than white.
Those words so worn, so dreary and old,
are probably the greatest lie ever told.
It’s in your eyes, you never follow them through.
I know it’s a lie when you say “I love you”.
Tuesday, August 22, 2006
Topic(s) of this poem: words
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