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Misleading Lexis

Misleading Lexis

Written by: Wilfred Mellers, Monday, April 26,2010 @ 9: 50 PM

Came here so naive

Me they want to deceive

No longer in them I believe

What’s up Lucifer’s shirtsleeve?

Not a moment’s reprieve

Treachery they conceive

Who is left to trust?

Satisfaction is there must

Their hearts filled with lust

Pursuing a harem

Liars spewing venom

Words came from their rectum

Clever not for I they’re not fooling

Here instead I am cooling

Their endeavor will need retooling

Sipping cheap wine from a plastic glass

Snakes they are in the grass

Lowbrow having no class

I the clever sleuth

I recognize a half-truth

So asinine and uncouth

Thinking they have me figured out

Their words are lacking clout

For I know what it’s all about

Moist is the dog’s snout

Sincere their words I doubt

Severe will be the fallout

As the player starts to croon

As soldiers march in a platoon

As the dogs bark at the moon

As your reality turns to a cartoon

As your fans no longer after you swoon

As your life they start to lampoon

As your rains turn to a typhoon

As your lies balloon

The music you’ll face real soon

When you no longer carry a tune

When your plum turns to a prune

When your winter comes in June

Fleeing will the fat-rat and so-called tycoon

From you conduct you are no longer immune

Your joy will become a great big misfortune

poem by Wilfred Mellers
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