What He Saw Poem by Douglas Scotney
What He Saw
Aware of what you can see
When you're tolerant
A man told an angry man
That what might be isn't.
Thinking it shouldn't be
But sure that it is,
The man kept on
With his angry spree.
One day in a downpour
What was isn't,
What might be isn't,
What is is is.
No matter how good a liar is, one day his lies catch up with him especially if he can't tell reality from fiction.
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4/18/2024 4:40:07 AM # 1.0.0.1119
Brilliant....I like your candid expression dear poet....5 stars