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If you must tell a lie, do so well

by emilyJoyce

If you must tell a lie, do so well - Lies likely fall apart Often crumbling due to bumbling A speakers deadly demise My passion is the lonely lie Lone creates shine A lie must deliver cleverly Or all would align -
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emilyJoyce
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Written by
emilyJoyce
21 / F
Published
Aug 6, 2020
Time
1m
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A poetic imitation of Emily Dickinson's "Tell all the truth but tell it slant" I did for my poetry class.

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#imitation#poetry#emily#dickinson#lies#lie#rhyming#simile#alliteration
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