Exposed To A Ridiculosis Poem by Lawrence S. Pertillar

Common and yet often unconsciously done,
People will say one thing to change...
To then make claims to others,
Not a word to say from them did come.

'Say what? '

~Yep.~

And then profess innocence,
For something they began...
With a doing to do this with twisted lips.
Not once or twice,
But many times to do to prove themselves hypocrites.

'No way? '

~Way. Okay? ~

Suffer many do from 'ridiculosis'.
To infect and expect their mentalities to be accepted.
And not reproached to be rejected.
Some of these folks are quick to strike poses,
Of a defense that imposes an indignation that shows...
They've been victimized and someone should apologize,
For 'insinuating' they lie from head to toe.

'And this is so? '

~You and I and others know.~

Common and yet often unconsciously done,
People will say one thing to change...
To then make claims to others,
Not a word to say from them did come.

And anyone who knows who is familiar with their tactics,
Yet continues to not admit the permitting of this to exist...
Are just as guilty as if,
They too lie from head to toe as well.

~Why are you looking at me like that? ~

'You started looking at 'me' like that 'first'.'

And so it goes...
With few not immuned but yet left exposed,
To a ridiculosis inflicting anyone unintentionally...
With their nose in someone else's business.

'Say what? '

~Yep.~

'And this is so? '

~Why are you looking at me like that? ~

'You started looking at 'me' like that 'first'.'