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.

Twicetalk

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 for a moment, You’d find your lies are a monument. This towers sinking right beneath your feet. The truth is right before your eyes, my friend, don’t blink.
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