The Life of Lies
by J. Allen Wilson — Read all 1,629 poems by J. Allen Wilson
Friday, November 3, 2017
The Life of Lies
Their words spew forth falsehoods as their eyes burn like molten steel. They seek to destroy others with their lies; inside they are dead, their hearts no longer feel.
They open their mouths wide revealing a serpents tongue tipped with fire. Their condemnation of others is their life's desire.
Damnation and ruin fall fast by their side. They shout to the world saying hey look at me. Their breath reeks of poison and for those who are in their eyes soon begin to die.
Damn their lies, damn them all to their true home hell. I still smell the stench of their decaying and rotting flesh. Tomorrow will bring forth a new day and all one can hope for is that all in the end is well.
J. Allen Wilson (C)
11/3/2017
very, very well written.
thanks you for sharing it.
Steve
You flamed them with this poem.
Ron
poignant, compelling read
Never stop writing!
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