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False words pass through once                                                   Smooth lips. Tongue wags in duality.                                          Knowing easy lies.                                                                 Able to deceive.                   Beware. Brain knows should not be speaking,                                              planning,                                              acting. Yet jaw moves freely.                                   Icing over any worries                 Before a spark can fly. Once you start creating false instances,                                       Omitting key facts, Or simply avoiding the ones                                         You most care for and Love you most.                                   Then something has gone astray. Do not avoid this.                            Stop making excuses.            You have been Lying. Oct 22, 2013
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Oct 22, 2013
Oct 22, 2013 at 11:30 PM UTC
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False words pass through once                                                   Smooth lips. Tongue wags in duality.                                          Knowing easy lies.                                                                 Able to deceive.                   Beware. Brain knows should not be speaking,                                              planning,                                              acting. Yet jaw moves freely.                                   Icing over any worries                 Before a spark can fly. Once you start creating false instances,                                       Omitting key facts, Or simply avoiding the ones                                         You most care for and Love you most.                                   Then something has gone astray. Do not avoid this.                            Stop making excuses.            You have been Lying. Oct 22, 2013
nicole-potter
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Oct 22, 2013
Oct 22, 2013 at 11:30 PM UTC
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