Lying To Cover Up Lies Comments

I wrote the split image 'Theft Lying Deceit Once Had Severe Consequences', and the poem 'Does Punishment Fit The Crime', inspired by the poem 'Lying To Cover Up Lies', by the poet Tom Maxwell and dedicated to Tom Maxwell.

An Ancient Roman Custom To Avoid Crowd Dagger Dangers the ancient Roman mind was attuned to political intrigue when meeting in streets crowded places Romans would not hand shake with strangers potential enemies a dagger hidden to promote plot cover lies hidden dagger was a swift solution grip both wrists when meeting to ensure a dagger was not plunged into heart with free hand to ensure life continues Dedicated to the poet Tom Maxwell.

Murder Loves Shadows Honesty Loves Light murder loves shadows dark places to hide to spring from overkill leaves so many knives in blood back victim looks like a stegosaurus or stabosaurus struck down from behind truth love do not coward hide in shadows dark dirty places truth love walk in peace gift industry embrace healing light truth love believe in morality accountability human rights Dedicated to the poet Tom Maxwell.

'they will gain your trust, with their games, then stab you in the back, as they run away.' true some leave so many knives in the back we look like a stegosaurus or stabosaurus from behind, loved the poem

I enjoyed reading your " Lying to Cover Up Lies, " Tom. So sad, but true!