Reality is relative~
truth is in the eye of the beholder,
looks are definitely deceiving,
so beware of the forked tongued viper,
who speaks with a slow, southern drawl
©annettealaine 2015
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Reality is relative~
truth is in the eye of the beholder,
looks are definitely deceiving,
so beware of the forked tongued viper,
who speaks with a slow, southern drawl
©annettealaine 2015
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Is the “slow southern drawl” a cultural reference?
In this case it is not a cultural reference but referring to a particular character.
Nothing is truer than the opening line.