I will stop beating about the bush
I am coming clean - calling my own bluff.
This will set thecat amongst the pigeons
And pull that wool from your eyes.
So take off your rose-tinted glasses
And see me as the cunning red-herring that I am
I'm the pot who calls the kettle black
- Whose bark is worse than their bite.
I'm the cat who got the cream
In this dog-eat-dog world.
But with a permanent chip on my shoulder
From being unable to have my cake and eat it,
My dreams are taking shape.
And I've learnt to take life on the chin.
~*~
It may come as a bitter pill to swallow,
But a little bird told me
That those in glass houses shouldn't throw stones
Face up; we are all full of it.
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