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Flawless Slam: Honesty


Lies are told by those who are not strong. 

Real people tell the truth, when they are right or wrong.

For example, I am always honest, because lies lead to trouble.

People wouldn't need to lie, if they were more careful.

I'm not talking about people though, I'm refering to myself.

I've been honest since childhood, when I could fit in a shelf. 

I've cherished this trait, every since I was little and silly.

But today I'm more matured. I wear and I work it. Flawlessly!

I'm honest, honestly. 

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