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artificial gossip


Your talk 

Your words

Your stories

Are they fake?

Do you wish to pretend?

Imagination suits you but 

do you suit it?

Snake-like lies

Whispers in ears

Rumors on lips

Wild fire rips through a body of persons

Turning in their seats to point

and laugh

Why must you be so 

artificial? 

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