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POEM STARTER
A truth that's told with bad intent
Beats all the lies you can invent.
Use this quote from the poet William Blake in a poem with a defined structure. As this is a rhyming couplet, your stanza format should follow however you use the quote.
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The person you are an emotional situation as the person you are to the core some people make up things to change the perception of someone else. Telling other’s business is showing your intentions .The true reception of one’s self if is who you are when you want to or feel like your right in a situation. You are double dealing and telling people they are not able to trust you.
If you have a frie...
A truth that’s told with bad intent
Beats all the lies you can invent.
Truth can hurt, they try to explain
Leaving me lost, and in too much pain.
Betrayed by someone I thought I could trust,
But now they’re all ashes turning to dust.
Dead in my mind since the words left your mouth
Dead in my heart, all throughout.
“Honesty is the best policy”
Honesty leads to inequality.
Wanted to watch me...
A barb of truth that’s dipped in spite,
Can wound the soul with cruel delight.
It pierces deep, a poisoned dart,
And leaves a scar upon the heart.
A clever lie, with honeyed tongue,
May comfort for a time, though wrong.
But better peace, though built on sand,
Than truth that's wielded by evil’s hand.
A man full of hate or cold distain
Can twist the truth to bring you pain.
And a truth that’s to...
i despise ice skating fuck no
It sucks ass
would before christmas or after christmas work best
I guess either it doesn’t really matter
That being said
mr moore loves you 🙏💚
Don’t ever forget that
Bro is asking for it
He wants me to insert it
Thoroughly
you still owe me about $27
For the last time
Like what dude just pay up
Gonna go on Facebook marketplace for the money
Buy some steamed cl...
“A truth that’s told with bad intent
Beats all the lies you can invent.”
…
I didn’t mean to.
What?
No.
…
Sorry.
Do I confuse you?
Sometimes I rant.
Hah. Don’t we all?
…
What?
No. I didn’t kill her.
I did her a favor.
Yeah. What did you think I meant?
She’s dead.
No.
I didn’t do it.
…
I put her in a better place.
Out of her misery.
“How did it happen?”
Me. Me happened.
•.•....
Your crooked truths, with ill design,
Malign the lies within your mind.
The broken promise taints the air,
Infecting all with none to spare.
This is the premise of demise,
your honesty, it always falls to vices.
Your flattery is a wretched blade,
a serpent’s kiss, the touch of Hades.
I can’t wait to see the look on your face,
When the twicetalk mirage suddenly fades.
If you’d be true f...
Once an ember,
I’m now an all engulfing flame
Destruction in each and every corner.
There is no safety, no comfort, no breath within my reach.
I need you to leave me.
I need you to save yourself.
Save our child.
Save the life we always dreamt.
I need you to leave me.
I need to see a smile on your face.
I need to hear your laugh again.
I need you to feel your heartbeat.
I am your dem...
A truth that’s told with bad intent
Beats all the lies you can invent.
Hurting others to aid your means
Is like cutting fresh cloth at the seams.
Why the need to cause them pain?
You’re like wet hair clogging the drain.
The truth is true that can’t be argued
But sometimes tongue must be subdued.
Secrets must be locked away
Never to see the light of day.
I hope the truth has made you happy...
The policy of honesty’s
Not best, as far as I can see
Chatter full of little lies
Keeps the blinkers on the eyes
Heads that rest deep in the sand
To us we may misunderstand
To us it may seem fake, surreal
Why not expose the big reveal
But ask yourself why you want to
Cast this truth and so impromptu
It doesn’t matter they need to know
Though you could move from friend to foe
They need to se...
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