Notes About The Poem
I wrote the quite late in the evening and posted It with a typo, and the feeling it was not really finished Hence the extra words this morning.

In Candid Cant

In humans narcissity, indifferent continually partly?
Caring effacing cursing raving 
In-continuity..' Maybe? Am I trite? 
Light entertainment;T V trials expose's
Speak of sensuality, tease by promiscuity
In a questionable proximity a proxy place
An invisible divide.. Presides rabidity 
This is a worn; worm eaten valuless society
That only wants the best for me for you 'so true'
A mark a chip broken mugs, cheer for the
Equality, women fighting like men, tattoss are
A freedom sign? Like the dark aged picts did
Twee do now.' 'meow meow' only the best we celebrate
Till they are unmasked, by the ones so tasked
They are dragged to the courts, where they find
 Co-horts; in cahoots with the nobility of sleaze above the judicary
How can they jail these.? 
One thing seperates them
 Unproven acts, un-found out facts 
Without a shadow of doubt.'
Time has the truest shoutout.'
Copyright © | Year Posted 2019

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November 4, 2019 at 8:59 AM
Excellent write. Ann
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February 27, 2020 at 3:12 AM
Hi Ann so good of you to stop by; also thank you for the kind comment!
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September 13, 2019 at 3:39 PM
Interesting way of saying the truth...
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September 27, 2019 at 10:43 AM
Hello Pashang, excuses for not getting back sooner, it is so good of you to comment, things are just meant to be sometimes I have found. I hope all is well there - I will be giving you a look-in at some point.
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