Write me a small rhyming poem about the little masked man and his little masked wife, who pretended to be someone they were not, and lead lots of people to believe lies, and people woke up and found out the truth and were angry

In a world where deceit truly thrives,

Lived a little masked man with twisted drives.

His little masked wife danced by his side,

A twisted duo, forever in disguise.

They weaved tales intricately spun,

Deception their craft, deception their fun.

With clever words and cunning schemes,

They led many astray, infecting their dreams.

But little did they know, their web would unravel,

Truth's light pierced through their lies and gravel.

People awoke from their slumbered bliss,

Unveiling the illusions, no longer amiss.

Anger surged like a tempest, fierce winds blew,

For the little masked man, and his wife untrue.

The ripples of truth engulfed their deceit,

Their charades exposed, they faced a bitter defeat.

For lies can take shelter, but never remain,

Darkness banished by honesty's reign.

The little masked man and his wife's charade,

Crumbled to ruins, truth finally displayed.

The lessons engraved in this woeful tale,

Serve as reminders that deceit will fail.

In a world filled with masks, true hearts shall rise,

Bearing resilience, their strength never dies.