Beware of Fake Ones 

Living in a dream where everything seems perfect,
Smiles everywhere, and sins nowhere to be detected.
People mind their worlds, hunting for their next prey,
Until they see you, and that’s when you realize the world is full of hate.

It began when you said “Hi,” and they sensed the danger,
The feeling that someone stronger had entered, like thunder with no warning.
The fire in their eyes sparked like a bomb, ticking down,
Then the battle began as the skies turned dark, and the rain poured down.

Anything you do, anything you say, will be met with negativity,
Your sorrow becomes their victory, an automatic response from their cruelty.
You’ll never be right, and your words will always be lies,
And this, my friend, is your fate in this toxic, man-made disguise.

Toxic is the best word to define their twisted nature,
A poison that won’t kill you, but slowly erodes your stature.
They won’t stop until your impact fades away,
For in their world, they’re perfect, and the rest are left to decay.

Fake smiles painted on, and false friendships shown,
As you continue your day, never feeling the scars they’ve sewn.
In their little acts, you chose to follow their road,
Until they drain you dry, and you’re lost, a shadow in the night’s cold.

One day you’ll realize how you danced perfectly in their hands,
Then you’ll see every scar, every wound, and how deep it stands.
Left with nothing, alone on a deserted island,
You’ll know how you trusted those who wore perfect masks, so violent.

So listen carefully before things get worse,
Leave now, before they find their next target to curse.
In a society where judgment is loud and clear,
Save yourself, because once their stage is set, it’s too late to disappear.

This may be your last chance before they make their move,
Live for yourself and don’t let them set the groove.
Gather your strength, make it your shield,
And remember, surrounded by a few real ones is better than a sea of fake shields.

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