
A witness, so unreliable, a tale, so hard to trust,
With stories, that are twisted, and a memory, that's unjust.
They spin, a web of lies, with a voice, that's smooth and sly,
And a gaze, that's steady, as they testify.
They're not to be trusted, with a word, that's false and light,
And a tale, that's twisted, with a purpose, to take flight.
For they'll bend the truth, to suit their needs, and cast aside what's right,
And a jury, will be swayed, by their unrelenting sight.
Their tales, are nothing, but a trick, of the mind,
And a manipulation, of the facts, they want to find.
For they've got an agenda, that they'll stop at nothing, to achieve,
And the truth, is just a hindrance, that they'll happily leave.
So beware, of the unreliable, witness, on the stand,
For their tales, are but a fabric, woven, by a cunning hand.
And trust, not the words, that fall, from their lips, so free,
For they'll lead you astray, from the truth, and the facts, that should be.



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