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The Impostor


The Impostor And then came the dream merchant Promises galore for one and all Riding on the wave of good times and jobs for all Talked of an utopian land where things were perfect Posed himself as the God's best gift to land of Indus Alas! We took his bait, hook line and sinker All his promises went down the drain In times to come he showed his true colors An impostor having lust of power with no qualms
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