Truthful Lies Poem by Abdulazeez Garba

Truthful Lies

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Empty promises with gasconade,
Eating the nation's papers with exultation.
Assemble to make laws,
Dissemble to violate natural rights.
Indeed, politics is worthless.

False promises and artificial truths,
Fake empathy and fraudulent sympathy.
Alleging service before the people,
Yet it is enterprise and nepotism.
Indeed, politics is worthless.

Phony characters lie unchallenged,
The real Obara with his false truths.
Crown one another with different stars,
Yet Jaguda heads white-collar cons.
Indeed, politics is worthless.

Coming in, going out,
Folks seek justice,
Falling into the deep oasis of truthful lies.
Bogus politics obsessed with power and position,
Indeed, politics is worthless.

Power stays with time,
Either leave or vanish.
Its existence is to make truthful lies.
Indeed, politics is worthless;
Power makes it worthy.

Truthful Lies
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
'Truthful Lies' is a poem about African politics and politicians who are full of deceitful promises and corruption. The poet describes African politicians as thieves and liars, and regards politics itself as worthless.
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This is the truthful poem i have ever read

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