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[page_title][/page_title] As ghostly as a graveyard In the murky depths of night, His eyes are like extinguished fires, Long gone the gift of light. A tortured spirit screams inside, Though outwardly he’s numb: This tragedy of broken dreams And nightmares yet to come. Bereft of love and self-respect, Forbidding and forlorn, He turns his anger... read this poem →

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[page_title][/page_title] I’m a liar. So are you. Is anything you’ve told me true? Can you believe a word I say? D’you ever listen, anyway? We bluff our way through life’s events, Erecting walls for our defence, Evolving fraudulence to cloak, To coolly pass the bottled smoke. We fib to mask the harm we’ve done And,... read more →

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[page_title][/page_title] Bye-bye, Boris – on your bike. Party as much as you damn well like, But do it away from Number Ten And don’t show your face round there again. Ta da, Boris – take your leave. Wave to the citizens you deceive With your self-preservation, two-faced lies And your affable posh boy wazzock guise.... read more →

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