A Blind Eye to See
I once was asked,
If I wanted to know,
What was destined,
In the places I go.
But to turn away,
A blind eye to see,
Is far better a life,
To live carefree.
The absence of knowledge,
A celestial bliss,
Is a life I love,
A life I thrive with.
For a gift bestowed,
That I cannot live without,
Is the blessing of ignorance,
A peaceful doubt.
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