Best Satirehate Poems


The Truth of Fiction

Bounding behind the bushes of your favorite place to feel alive
Dance upon the remains of the memories of those deep inside
It's a smile upon the face of the ones pressing upon your temples
Wishes bring about the hope that maybe the dream is just as simple

Dip the bucket into the well of your soul and show us what you pull out
Hanging by their harp strings, dangling about on every cloud
What will we do when we come to find the villain and the hero are one and the same?
When time's run out, your name's reached the head of the line and there's no one else to
blame?

You wish just once home would come back to you, you've had your fill of desolation
You hate your bitter-sweet, oxymoron, paradoxical life
The movie without film, the script without paper, the credit without pay
Hypothetical reality, I hate you
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