' i can tell when you’re lying. '
sentence starters | accepting
Convivial air obscures by arising thick tension brewing, aloof always in arm’s reach; strictly business were you both, propositions obligated by the contract sworn at the empty promise of an established friendship. Pustulent pores be which his tongue inhabits, wagging effortlessly, concisely with precision; inducing the masses, sly as the fox. The white rabbit strayed amidst snow piled during winter, camouflage granted by nature’s boon of winter coat. Were it not for convenience melted snow ceased reliability, the svelte, fragile specimen could be naught but a silhouette in his fragmented memories. Closure sought at instinctive grip of your jaded jewel, crisp and shone luminously betwixt separating crevice of thumb and index finger; tightening clutch of small quivers exemplify what the vulture foretold in his spiel, what he perceives through thine jovial soul: fear. apprehension of his ulterior motives.Confidence defied, bravery mustered however much weight fortifies retaliation. Whilst constructed poorly, straight brows crook in sync with narrowing scleras sharply glaring at the deranged dementia of a sordid photogenic psychopath.
‘ You can say that, but I think you’re delusional. ’ Spat out teeth and bone, repulsive derivative materializing natural death and feminine anatomy ingrained morbid nightmares, accentuating mental fragility; accentuating premonitions of himself, his unpredictable capabilities singed fears into your skull, now branding thine eyes visibly.












