Poetry 82: Too Certain Uncertainty

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          Where truth of mine
          does settle free,
          is my commitment
          to only thee;
          for what's a difference
          within a jealousy,
          a bold indifference
          before cowardry;
          have I heard less
          or spoken more
          maybe written less
          and dreamt of more;
          but not as certain
          as my denial
          of goals so passive;
          built with trials;

          perhaps, too certain;
          am I uncertain
          of all uncertainties'
          blinding burdens;
          for all exposure
          of worldly scenes,
          not me--believer
          of doomed esteem;
          still my entirety
          remained entire
          despite fragility
          do I respire;
          may all eternity,
          remain I whole
          by melted morals...
          my mended soul.

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