
impervious
adjective
im·per·vi·ous (ˌ)im-ˈpər-vē-əs
1a not allowing entrance or passage : impenetrable
1b not capable of being damaged or harmed
2 not capable of being affected or disturbed
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Power
Secure in his perverse perspective,
Impervious to scrutiny, reflective,
He issued many a wide directive
With results too often defective,
But for his wishes, they were effective.
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