Cingular Gyrus

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    Cingular Gyrus

    "Trust me not or what I weave
    I lead stories of deceit
    My web of words only charm
    and my naught never harms

    Or that is what I make
    Some act for me to take
    My death aches in wonder
    As my lust takes us both asunder"

    Take heed friend and live
    A life of lust only lusts grief
    I lost trust in you, you are not good
    A good man to invest faith as i should

    I feel sorry for things you said
    Hate for me is an Infidel
    Stop or you'll fall in haste
    Ending up as everyone's disgrace

    Stop dear, it may not heal
    Else wanting to feel
    The wrath of good love
    Or a thunder falling from above

    I may have no right to judge
    But have my own judgement perhaps
    To have none like you around
    But people who respect love

    With one word I can
    WIth one single truth placed down
    But have you rather learn and leave
    As may your friends see you as a clown

    Your stories have no ingenuity
    Interest leaves as soon as talking to me
    Its a part I hate when I look at you
    When disgust takes place in cue

    This is nothing but an advise
    Before everything else falls apart
    Be good, respect and be kind
    Leave the life you enjoy seemingly blind.
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    I just hate the feeling of losing my friends as I see them as not worthy of trust.

    If you think you know me, I hate infidelity like I hate lies and being cheated upon.

    Cingular gyrus- a section of the brain said to be active when a person is lying, inventing a story, trying to imagine a story that did not really happen. Now recently being used in lie detection through MRI testing.

    Jan 24, 09 -

    Oh, I just hate infidels!

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    John F. Kennedy (1917-1963) Thirty-fifth President of the USA

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