Tell A Lie

Tell a lie against a liar As it will put him on the pyre And add to it some good butter This will make him a good food of the fire. Thousand lies can not make a truth But the truth can die a gruesome death So I must have to tell a lie to save the truth Lies are like salt and pepper to the wound And lies can bread fast without any ground The inflicted wound of the truth getting sour And the life of the truth becomes too bitter So it is better to tell a lie against a lie Though I know it will not make a truth but makes the lie die The lie can not go scot-free and be allowed freely to multiply. So the liar must be checkmated by a lie and stunned his growth As it will strangulate him and he will be out of breath to death.