No matter how long
You tend to hide it
One day someday unexpectedly
The truth will suffice into reality
Then the moment of truth will come
There is no smoke without a fire
Neither a smile without a frown
Or a bright sunny day with a rain drops
Better still a night without a day
So also there are no lies with the real facts: truth
Tell the truth never tell a lie
Because a clear conscience
Fears no false acquisition
Is free from every worries nor guilty conscience
That is a conscience nurtured by truth
With truth you lead
With truth people just like you
With truth you go places
With truth you stand tall
With truth you win foes and enemies
With lies you are castigated
With lies you go no places
With lies you are not dependable
With lies you are less to nothing
With lies you have so many foes and enemies
Truth will always prevail over lies
Falsehood can not stand in the presence of justice
When the search light of justice
Is placed on the spoken words then the
Moment of truth will come
Truth will always catch up
In a long run no matter how long it will take
Decades will come and go but truth
Will meets the right time and right moment
Then the long awaited years of falsehood will suffice
When truth has come to stay that’s it
The Moment of truth…
There’s a classic song; one of my all time favorites.
Gangstar’s Moment of Truth.
Nice one.
thanks
You no lie at all. But…
But what @ Eletrika
With truth people just like you?
Big lie o
abi ooo@kaycee…with truth people beef you
why big lie? @kaycee
I liked the message
thanks so much @ teewah
Many waters cannot wash away truth.Beautiful lines.
thanks sambright
Nice…
thanks @ Raymond
sweet
tanks dear
Got it.
You made a mistake in the third stanza. A clear conscience fears no false accusation is the correct saying.
The message in ds piece is clear,i like d way u wrote it
Okay, I get it.
The message is clear, but I’ll suggest you pay more attention to the structure and some of the word choices…Because of the message, the shorter the poem is the better I would say – to make it sound like the gavel of a judge! Basically, make it tighter and more compact, and also there are really sections you can take out of the poem, it becomes repetitive at some instances….I’m wary of the use of the word “suffice” in this poem too. Overall, nice attempt sir!