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"Every man is a liar",
let it not be you,
words flow out of our mind,
if little lies is not sin,
what then is little about lies?
The truth tricked us many times,
when we are roped in the gathering of liars,
to differentiate between lies and truth,
where our believed and wishes diverges,
that make our truth opposite sides,
be the lies we hate to hear,
now, see the truth ahead of us.
How many lies need hide in the truth,
that will make you a liar.
Pegging truth, pegging lies,
We are tellers of the lyrics,
truth is bitter, lies sweet,
hard to defend truth with truths,
lie is comfort with lies to defend,
but lying is not forever,
Liar never lies, but speaks.
Trust not the man with double edge swords
in his tongue,
With ripples of fake smiles,
a liar true emotional false face,
laying in there is a giant of deceit,
to cover up lie with lies.
Never believe an unknown liar,
that can’t detaches the truth from lies.
Trust your liar friend,
to feed you with thorns of lies,
with deception of pop lip to lie.
Your ears lie when you hear a lie,
lies hurt a liar most,
liar don’t trust the truth,
don’t speak to hurt and kill,
forgive yourself if your lies engraved in grave,
the profits of lying is temporary,
the truth will triumph in the end.
Liar never lies, but speaks.
Stanley .E .Asia
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For most of my life I have written nonfiction. When you write nonfiction articles, especially scientific ones, drawing the wrong conclusions is a lie. One must stick to the data and interpret it correctly. That is hard, not easy. The easy way is to take our beliefs and call them the truth without any evidence except anecdotal and references, sometimes from an ancient document that has no relevance today.
So now that I am retired, I write fiction. In fiction, I can lie without any reprisals from near and far for not telling the truth. Oh freedom!
Ron