Short Lay Down The Law Poems

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Premium Member to lay in wait for the lie

Can you lie if they lay down the law
Or lay in wait for the lie
Some play the ball where it lies
Amidst the eggs the hens lay
Some laze about while lying
Others lie in wait for what lies ahead
Denying that they got layed 
Because they are prone to lying


Queen For a Day

Queen for a day what will I say to my subjects who are far away
Queen for a day people are waiting your majesty is saying where is she
Queen for a day I will be polite yet lay down the law 
Queen for a day that's all 
Queen for day it's almost over now 
Queen for day take a bow   





Copy@written June 2013
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Time To Shine

Smash down those barriers..
And lay down the law.
Stand up for yourself..
And walk through that door.

You've been through so much..
And now is the right time.
Take a giant leap forward..
It's your time to shine.

You must always remember..
The lessons you've learned.
So hold your head high..
Your rewards are well earned.
Form: Rhyme

Cliches Away

Three sheets in the wind
And rubbed the wrong way
By a fair weather friend
You must seize the day

Let your hair down 
And lay down the law
Be the talk of the town
With your last hurrah

With all your high hopes
Few and far in between
Up against the ropes
Taking one for the team

Play your cards right
No guts no glory
Still High as a kite
The same old story
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Form: Rhyme

Taboo

In life so much is such a taboo,
too many things you ought not to do.
Do them anyway, just for the thrill,
right from the heart,
your soul,
your will.
People may gasp,disgust, dismay.
That'll just increase the secrets we play.
Wont be told what's right or wrong,
the world's just singing to a different song.
So, lay down the law, judge, criticise,
with your narrow minds and tiny eyes.
I wont abide by your restricting law,
I'll live my life, 'till there is no more
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