In 1986, The Economist assembled a list of English terms that had become more or less universal. They were: airport, passport, hotel, telephone, bar, soda, cigarette, sport, golf, tennis, stop, O.K., weekend, jeans, know-how, sex appeal, and no problem.

Don't see Don't say anything 
Stay blind safety choice 
Reject the truth keep the part of that 
Often pictures visible 
Don't realize future consequences 
Guilty of passivity 
At there is equal like they who did the crime against any part of humanity 

Better the comfort of a lie than the absurdity of the truth.

Written By Tanya Huff

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