Deciet Poems


Playing For Survival

A twisted tongue tells the sweetest tale
To paint a picture of worthy alliance 
Declaring a cat fit to wear a dog's tail
Forging illusions as a real form of existence 

A man only owns what he can make his
Every painter would paint what his mind sees

In a world where men play for wealth or fame 
Playing
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Categories: deciet, 3rd grade, abuse, anger,
Form: Rhyme

Deciet

DECIET
						
She feigned innocent to me;
Bloomed, color burst, fragrance sprayed.
How insanely I fell for
All those displayed; cleverly made.
How overlooked the veiled reality!
Now that, likings to fade,
She surfaces again; fresh touch
To assume a new shade.
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Categories: deciet, betrayal,
Form: Jueju


All Religion Is Deciet

Religion, and i mean all religion is a lie and a cheat, literally all, Adam never had a religion they simply knew thier creator, end of.

this i put on my timeline, this is my final conclusion on the matter. Jahshua never taught about religion he taught about life and about Ja.
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Categories: deciet, humanity, life, love, religion,
Form: Free verse

Deciet

Now we mock and scorn even at the truth
We hear it now and then as fresh as they sound
Yet dried to the root
We know it can be possible, ooh won’t be possible
The way that poise to be accessible
We don’t dare to follow, we fear the unawares

The truth like our reflection gaze at us
Yet we don’t
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Categories: deciet, depression, evil, future, games,
Form: Free verse

A Woven Deciet

i gasped for breath like a fish out of water i tried to speak but silence is all i could 
mutter my courage was faint like bread trapped between much butter,
my wings could not flutter but the words boiled in me like hot water
it was a dish on a platter,manner i failed to gather, she
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Categories: deciet, passion, heart, heart,
Form: ABC


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