Distinguished steemians, here is a poem full of idiomatic expressions, titled The Judas In my Twelve. I hope you read and find it interesting.
Hidden your true self from the scratch
Makes my old built treasures fall in match
Promising earth and heaven forever
Without realising token for member
The Judas In my twelve
You might have shown a credited fine approach
But it doesn't makes you a man of his word
It was so late finding huge skeletons in your cupboard
After investing so much priceless on you
The Judas In my twelve
Out of twelve, there must be a Judas
One who is below board in his action
But shed crocodile tears while guilty
And make a statement under duress while being captived
The Judas In my twelve
The end might be brutal and unbearable for you
Because the master planner has infused new blood in my soul
Running speedily in my vein
I've stood firm and I shall never be taken in by your lies
Never!
You might have been my achille heel over the years
But now, I've chose and decided to keep you at arm length
The Judas In my twelve
I've thought of paying you in your own coin
But your ancestor's plead cut great ice with me
I had to put up with my soul and shun
Your attitudes would trip up your goals on the long run
The Judas In the twelve
My blood won't get boiled over your atrocities
But my spirit shall crosses finger to see your end
When your act of feathering your own nest shall be put to stop
And the apple of discord shall be revealed
The Judas In my twelve
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Below are some of the idioms used in the poem along with their meaning:
•from the scratch-from the beginning
•skeletons in your cupboard-having bad secret
•crocodile tears-pretending
•achille heel-weak point
•cut great ice-have great influence
•crosses finger-to wait and watch
•apple of discord-bone of contention
•keep you at arm length-to avoid
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