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Trustworthiness


Scarlet shadows scream, beware
As honesty no longer embodies truth
Conscience detached, between an opaque dreary fog
That lies in between

Varying censorship express predilection
Compromising equality, bias of acquaintance
Distinct honors accumulate
Yet advanced inscription ignored

Distinguished intrigue and trepidation perforate
Yet the scarlet shadows scream, beware
As challenges vary, eradication conveys
An alternate, contemptible

Expressionless expression dutifully distinguishes
Those that represent dishonesty
Supporting and introducing advantage
To those of acknowledgement

Trustworthiness trusts treachery


Author notes

I used all in the word bank and centered it around the theme

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  • Oh.My.Juliet
    August 17

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    I really enjoyed this! your language is beautiful as well as the way you put your words together, it was well written and a pleasure to read! Keep writing, you have talent!

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  • Titus gold member
    August 11

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    I agree, the first piece was excellent, and gives us that intro, as to what lies beyond the obscure. By the rest of what you say, I'd prefer to trust the devil I know, here, you show how easy it is to not trust anyone, unless, you've got the odd one or two who you do. Is there still a little caution to the wond I feel? Nice job

  • I love the vivid imagery, and especially the words 'opaque fog', in the first stanza. Thanks for writing!

  • refinnej
    August 5

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    "Distinguished intrigue and trepidation perforate
    Yet the scarlet shadows scream, beware" I love the beware comments, but do we ever heed to the warnings?


  • Rick Weston silver member
    August 5

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    love that opening stanza, really draws the reader into the topic and engages the mind. very nice write.

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