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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Villanelle : Whosoever’s inveigled by the general theory of Good in Evil Whosoever’s inveigled by the general theory of Good in Evil Knows not Yang in Yin’s tai chi arms gets kicked out of bed The fight’s then over better still forfeit all moral wherewithal The Good by nature will not stir to quell the scheming Devil Post-coitus female praying mantis munches the male’s head Whosoever’s inveigled by the general theory of Good in Evil If you do nothing at all everything will turn to rot or swill The sink will reek with stink and leeching bed-bugs are bred The fight’s then over better still forfeit all moral wherewithal Then even the police and security forces will outright kill Seize by force the rightful hard-earned virtue of the Good Whosoever’s inveigled by the general theory of Good in Evil The relativity principle wants that both abide in goodwill Be that so who lets the Evil get the upper-hand and go ahead The fight’s then over better still forfeit all moral wherewithal Hound rape denounce torture deprive confound steal kill All thoughtless actions which in the heartless are self-bred Whosoever’s inveigled by the general theory of Good in Evil The fight’s then over better still forfeit all moral wherewithal © T. Wignesan – Paris, 2014
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