Everyday li(f)e

When does a lie start? First thing in the morning when you wake up? Moving out of bed. Going to the toilet. Stepping out of the door and down the staircase. Throughout the day.
People carry their lies like clothes. Some are wearing a tiny hat on top of their heads. Some are having it as underwear. Some are having long heavy coats. Some are wearing their lies as accessories to make their outfit more attractive. Some have their lies as small buttons – never actually noticing their existence. So attracted we are to our lies that staying naked seems impossible. Try going out to the liars’ nude beach. You’ll find nothing like that.
Lies are like commodities. There are cheap ones – these you can find on every corner. There are also truly expensive ones – you believe them so deeply that they can be bought as truths.
Lies can be like vehicles. Are you driving a bicycle or you are enjoying a private airplane?

Can you walk on your bare feet, naked, carrying nothing like shopping bag?