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Best Poems about deception (49)

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Thirteen by Sara · 32 ♥

Sonnet 137 by William Shakespeare · 7 ♥

Lady Clare by Alfred, Lord Tennyson · 2 ♥

Alibi by Blk

Eleven Months by Aria Pike

My cousin wanted it for camping— by Nico Marin

The Lie I Told by Yunv

She brought it up that old trip by Yorizra

The Commitment by Kesatas

The Debt by usuallycomes

The Hollow Word by Tlryl

That photograph dusts in the attic’s gloom by Aria C.

Next of Kin by carriesitself

What You Learn by Looking Away by Lina Caldwell

Inherited Deception by noel3mrex

Your voice came out smooth by Levanroe

The Cost of the Lie by avarix

The Quiet Lie by velvetash

Feigning the obvious by heat_sharper

The lacquered lie by kilo_davi

Pure White Lie by Arece

Waterproof by stubborn_would

Overcast by stubborn_would

I saw the coat hanging behind the glass pane by Nico

Instructions by dakotagal37

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