Traffic Signs

Traffic light signals can tell you a thousand times about the man’s law.
You need to “stop” for a bit before you “go”; otherwise, make a stupid flaw.
Turn right ahead and do what is morally right.
As long as you follow the rules, you’ll not get a red light.
Violation is encrypted behind those bars forevermore.
We cannot revoke the policies that have been done before.
There are no signs in life that can tag a reminder about the rule.
Our conscience has learned morals over years; we are not that fool.
No way to left turn when you choose to commit a crime.
That’s why you have to be a law-abiding citizen all the time.


January 4, 2021
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