The Dire Truth Of Secrets

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Who are we, to be such victims and fools?

So prone to deception and so willing to trust.

The secrets we keep and the rules we break,

Some day, a mess of us they'll make.

There's always someone watching,

Always a hopeful, listening ear.

A talkative mouth,

Or a disloyal confidante,

Secrecy and deception have become such an art.

Though why it's an art I cannot say,

Surely we know all secrets come out one day.

And when they do, all the leverage piles up,

We begin to fall, hopeless,

Desperate,

Stuck.

And then we realize,

Slowly at first,

That we're to blame.

Our own discretions the very causes

Of so much pain and so much trouble.

So if ever a secret you must keep,

At least keep it well, hidden and deep.

Remember though, in the end,

All tales are told, and all the darkest stories said.

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