Tag Archives: perception
Veiled Authority
Beneath the mask of authority’s reign, Illusions woven, deceptive chain, Fragile humans, despite the show, Hold doubts and fears they seldom bow. Power, a fleeting and borrowed grace, Can turn to darkness when truth effaced, Empty words on a shaky … Continue reading
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Tagged authority, human nature, Illusion, perception, poems, poetry, power, truth, Veiled Authority, wordplay
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Masked-querade
Spin cycle news in triage, Masked in a mystical mirage, Misleading masses with what’s at stake, Manufacturing myths’ grand mistakes. Slighted voice, the distinguished harbinger, Making moves to maximize power, Mighty manipulations cast maliciousness, Merging morals with mischief.
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Smoke and Mirrors
Talking heads and naysayers alike, Provides a picture-perfect paradise, Playing to the people’s passions, Propagating pleasant promises. Smoke and mirrors, the circus’ puppetry, Planting perplexing policies, Pursuing prominent power, Pitting people in pointless predicaments.
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Art of Illusion
Slight of heavy handed scripture, Paints a pretty picture, Promising the people the world, Perfectly portrayed by pragnostiticans. Third sighted, the angler’s palette, Pretending to promote progress, Proving to be but an illusion, Pledges promptly passed over allusions.
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Shrouded Sight
Perception in the schism, Pierces public’s per inception, Perceiving possibilities, Putting on a shroud of skepticism. Minds molded by media, Manipulated metaphors misguided, Muddying meanings with malice, Polluting with political prowess.
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The Boob Boom: Has the World Outgrown Big Breasts?
Ladies and Gentlemen, let’s talk about breasts. Specifically, large breasts. Have we, as a society, outgrown our liking for them? It’s a valid question, as the fashion industry seems to be promoting smaller, more athletic builds lately. We see it … Continue reading
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