astrologers <br />perhaps, the sky was misty <br />the stars were hidden <br />or you were too occupied <br />with predictions <br />to notice that change of fate <br />spelt out in the sky <br />perhaps you were just a liar <br />a liar since time immemorial <br />making money from <br />people's insecurities <br />delivering them a bag of nonsense <br />that they so eagerly clinged to <br />breakers of hearts you! <br />the stars that divided lovers <br />you spelt them out to be <br />the partners that you split <br />with your words <br />supposedly shown to you by the stars <br />countless stars in the sky <br />each of which you subscribed to <br />for crown successions, wars, <br />earth breakings, waves and waves <br />of desires for life conveniences <br />but your eyes were blocked <br />by waves and waves and waves <br />that plundered the Indian Ocean <br />of lives leaving waves and waves <br />of grief <br />the stars, they still look so charming <br />glittering <br />in the night ocean <br />the mysterious part, i let sink in it <br />swept away by the great tsunami<br /><br />john tiong chunghoo<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/liars/
