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Aug 14, 2008
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The Perfect Lie
The busy bees keepers of the fruits
They keep care of the nectar and it's juice
Ninety nine, point nine,nine,nine percent
as troy ounce's go, pure silver and gold
An elastic band that stretches then snaps
Back on the one who's hand would wield it
At some one to hurt
It would roll off of ones tongue, as would unbroken water
or drule
It would drip to the floor and stick to the bottom
of ones shoes
These words themselves believe that they are true
Seldom can they convince those words that follow
That they indeed are lies
So in being told over and over become folklore or truth
Within reason or until they are out of season
Unsalted as a meal they are bland
Never made into a big deal or a banquet
But, turned over and over as fallen leafs
By the blowing winter winds that never cease
Where this deception begins and truth ends
No one can tell or at least recall
Is any of it real?
Is life but a dream by the stones in the field?
Have they made us all up?
Or
Is it a drunken bees dream
Filled to the top with nectar from a butter cup
The best lies my friends are
Misdirected and redirected time and time again
By masters of deception; the men in black and gray suits
Some are judges and defenders others they just prosecute
A special place in hell is reserved for them
Even the most pure are but, drunken bees
They leave stingers whenever they land
And they regurgitate sugar coated vomit at best
Send them all away and let the townsmen decide
Oh but dear, God who will hear the case
And what sentence suffices the injured ones taste
A thought by Sinbad the Sailor Man
They keep care of the nectar and it's juice
Ninety nine, point nine,nine,nine percent
as troy ounce's go, pure silver and gold
An elastic band that stretches then snaps
Back on the one who's hand would wield it
At some one to hurt
It would roll off of ones tongue, as would unbroken water
or drule
It would drip to the floor and stick to the bottom
of ones shoes
These words themselves believe that they are true
Seldom can they convince those words that follow
That they indeed are lies
So in being told over and over become folklore or truth
Within reason or until they are out of season
Unsalted as a meal they are bland
Never made into a big deal or a banquet
But, turned over and over as fallen leafs
By the blowing winter winds that never cease
Where this deception begins and truth ends
No one can tell or at least recall
Is any of it real?
Is life but a dream by the stones in the field?
Have they made us all up?
Or
Is it a drunken bees dream
Filled to the top with nectar from a butter cup
The best lies my friends are
Misdirected and redirected time and time again
By masters of deception; the men in black and gray suits
Some are judges and defenders others they just prosecute
A special place in hell is reserved for them
Even the most pure are but, drunken bees
They leave stingers whenever they land
And they regurgitate sugar coated vomit at best
Send them all away and let the townsmen decide
Oh but dear, God who will hear the case
And what sentence suffices the injured ones taste
A thought by Sinbad the Sailor Man
— Sinbadthesailorman, Aug 14, 2008
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yenti
17 years 9 months ago
Busy Bees
Sinbadthesailorman
17 years 9 months ago
Thanks for reading yenti
yenti
17 years 9 months ago
Sinbad
Sinbadthesailorman
17 years 9 months ago
Yes Yenti In my heart of hearts I know