FAREWELL TO DECEPTION

I want to call a spade by its name
It may hurt though
But truth
is nothing
But Truth

Allow me
To marry the scorch
And free myself
From this ocean of lies

Go! Deception Go!

The door is there
Calling out on you
Be kind enough
And give it that chance
For which you denied me

S.K. Adams
170715

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