The screen glows bright, a dizzy spin,
Of tales not true, where lies begin.
They say the news is bent and broke,
Each story's thread, a twisted stroke.
'Dead men' lead, the whispers claim,
While foes are friends, a hidden game.
The world's adrift, a burning ship,
With captains lost, and loosened grip.
We line up long, at doors of mind,
To mend the cracks, that we can't find.
We boast of brains, a clever race,
Yet stumble blind, from place to place.
Healers sought for troubled minds,
In crowded halls, where solace hides.
We boast of brains, a clever race,
Yet stumble blind, in this mad chase.
A drunkard sleeps, in cold and rain,
His simple truth, a clearer strain.
Than polished words, and power's hold,
A chilling thought, as stories unfold.
This is the world, we seem to choose,
A dizzying spin, where everyone loses.
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