Three
Word Wednesday.- Emperor has no clothes
Dazzle,
verb: blind temporarily, deprive of sight, overwhelm, overcome, impress, move,
stir, affect, touch, awe, overawe, leave speechless, take someone's breath
away, spellbind, hypnotize; noun: glare, brightness, brilliance, shimmer,
radiance, shine, sparkle, glitter, brilliance, glory, splendor, magnificence,
glamour; attraction, lure, allure, draw, appeal.
Erupt,
verb: emit lava, become active, flare up; explode, break out, flare up, start
suddenly; ensue, arise, happen, appear, break out, flare up, come to a head,
suppurate, emerge.
Flimsy,
adjective: insubstantial, fragile, breakable, frail, shaky, unstable, wobbly,
tottery, rickety, ramshackle, makeshift; jerry-built, badly built, shoddy,
chintzy, gimcrack, thin, light, fine, filmy, floaty, diaphanous, sheer,
delicate, insubstantial, wispy, gossamer, gauzy, weak, feeble, poor,
inadequate, insufficient, thin, unsubstantial, unconvincing, implausible, unsatisfactory.
You
dazzle me
With
gifts
Meant
to wow
You
dictate every word
I
am to think and print
But
your flimsy attempts
Just
make me sad
Then
your nature
Gets
the best of you
And
you erupt
In
anger
Condemning
me with
Broad
strokes of your brush
Fake
news you shout
As
the truth is printed
Painting
your true intentions
But
when you fail
The
first person you call
Is
me
Pleading
your case
Painting
your world
Erupting
when I do my job
And
tell the world
The
complete story
You
yell ‘Fake news!!’
Yet
again
The
emperor has no clothes
©Sheilagh Lee March 29 ,2017
Ps there is fake news that does not come from news sources but when you hear it over and over again question the source and why they claim fake news.
Ps there is fake news that does not come from news sources but when you hear it over and over again question the source and why they claim fake news.
Well this is relevant Sheilagh! Trust no one.
ReplyDeletethank you Old Egg
ReplyDeleteYou did a remarkable job
ReplyDeleteExcellent use of the words.
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