Sugar on Their Lips, Poison in Their Heart

They greet you with a gentle smile,

Their words so sweet, they charm a while.

With every laugh, they play their part,

Hiding poison deep in their heart.

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They speak of kindness, love, and care,

Yet in their gaze, a subtle snare.

A velvet cloak to mask their art,

Sugar on their lips, poison in their heart.

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Their words, like honey, drip so slow,

But in the shadows, darkness grows.

They lure you close, their traps so smart,

Sugar on their lips, poison in their heart.

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They will offer help, extend a hand,

And promise things so grand, so grand.

Yet hidden truths will tear apart,

Sugar on their lips, poison in their heart.

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Their friendship sparkles, seems so true,

But underneath, they scheme for you.

A false embrace, a twisted start,

Sugar on their lips, poison in their heart.

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Beware the charm, the soft disguise,

The sweetest voice can tell the lies.

For in their kindness lies the dart,

Sugar on their lips, poison in their heart.

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They smile and joke, they laugh and cheer,

But hide the truths you need to fear.

Their aim is clear; their schemes are sharp,

Sugar on their lips, poison in their heart.

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With every step, they build your trust,

But their intentions turn to dust.

A sweet veneer, a cunning chart,

Sugar on their lips, poison in their heart.

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They spread their charm, they paint their lies,

A puppet show, a thin disguise.

Their threads are spun with wicked art,

Sugar on their lips, poison in their heart.

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They’ll raise you high, then let you fall,

A trap that’s planned to fool us all.

From acts so kind, their venom starts,

Sugar on their lips, poison in their heart.

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Yet not all smiles are masks of pain,

Not all who grin have lies to feign.

So tread with care, discern the part,

To guard your soul, protect your heart.

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For those who shine with true intent,

Whose kindness is sincerely meant,

They’ll stand by you, through light and dark,

No sugar lips, no poisoned heart.

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But guard yourself from those who scheme,

Whose sweetness is a fleeting dream.

Their charm may glow, but soon will part,

Revealing poison in their heart.

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Be wise to see beyond the face,

For not all charm is filled with grace.

Some weave deceit with careful art,

Sugar on their lips, poison in their heart.

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So listen close and look within,

Not all who smile are free from sin.

Their sweet façade may soon depart,

Unveiling poison in their heart.

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In a world so full of twists and turns,

Where trust is fragile, hard to earn,

Let wisdom guide you from the start,

To shield your soul, protect your heart.

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Though bitter truths may leave a scar,

They help reveal just who they are.

For masks will slip, and lies will part,

Unveiling poison in their heart.

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And as you grow, you'll learn to see,

Who’s truly kind, who’s meant to be.

Hold fast to those who play no part,

No sugar lips, no poisoned heart.

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The world is vast, with light and shade,

And many paths we’ve yet to wade.

Choose wisely whom you let take part,

To walk beside your trusting heart.