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The Politics Of Revelation Spinning Truth

down under in the lands of the kiwi and the kangaroo
wise men and women well do know an unwritten rule;
not to speak about 'religion or politics' in their pubs
where alcohol and tempers do met opinion rue speaks;
as alcohol freely flows intolerant fists can soon snow

truth can freely flow in literature in any characters wise
or characters unsavoury who may speak at wrong times;
policy of William Shakespeare is sometimes best used
prime characters timely tell truth exempt of retributions;
is the fool, a touchstone for truth, but even the fool must

think wisely use clever disguises in wise speech discretion
an insane King Lear is most useful in proving how foolish;
use of power in state political decisions threatens nations
unpopular truths have repercussions many including class;
types of beheadings in diverse forms suiting social justice

people in mass are ignorant if we live in clone societies
media is controlled half truths lies are policy in politics;
in big business truth wears political spin public masks
truth can be found more easily in biting political satire;
comic books cartoons code truth with exquisite flavours

truth is often hidden manipulated in silky webs of words
con artists may suffer consequences the long arm of law;
or purchase immunity get out of jail exemption from law
crimes of rich include vast fraud premeditated schemes;
white collar crime rare serves time like petty cash crimes

quality publications tell more truth than sensation tabloids
legalize law field jargon players spot kick truth for profit;
constitutions laws crafted for protection benefit of society
are swift circumvented by corporations tipping politicians;
good will is party contribution purchased back both parties

intelligence behind truth attempts to avoid conflict balance
society cultural interactions maintain restore world order;
problem is conflict reaps easy unjust rewards cheap spoils
major powers have region spheres of influence third world;
to reap politically redefined as developing world resources

bad grammar is believing rights of pawn countries count
balance of power was established to protect empire aims;
stirring up divide conquer conflicts carving up new spoils
is appealing feast option popular in reshaping world maps;
war is diplomacy by other means deception reaps rewards

research history working out pivotal defining moments
remember real truth is buried with shovels bulldozers;
victors write rewrite history to show themselves swell
powerful figures shaping historic events in posed light;
ends justify means unpleasant truth is swept under mats

any great poet may write history clear insightful with heart
the life of any individual may be a great poem dark hearts;
will litter history with hate ignorance intolerance genocide
remember grammar is relative to the character's education;
intelligence extermination relative to ethnicity religion race

in novels short story poetry incorrect grammar can establish
ethnic realism highlight insight common sense perceptions;
poets we love, most poets will not write a great truth poem,
remember many great past poets were not read or rarely read;
in their lifetime great poetry endures consider all poets write

lesser poems of less importance these truths also are important
most poetry which is good entertains some poetry will poke;
in the eye demand attention truth must have its day in poetry
free verse does not stay in people's minds as a poem to recite;
but power phrases sparkling startling underlying thought does

the question is perhaps which tone fits best which themes
how is form style best effectively employed to get the most;
important point or points across some poems will be poetic
failures perhaps with redeeming features consider failures;
speech must motivate hearts to achieve purposes of change

there is poetry in great rhetoric public speaking ignore poetry
at communicative peril understand poetry dwells in all human;
hearts humanity desires to aspire rise to achieve to differentiate
to make a mark upon world stage in rich statements grand noble;
people look to leaders who will excite lives in change potentials

poem by Terence George Craddock
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