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Indecision


Indecision plagues my mind A conflagration of inner will Only a paradox of this kind Could spawn such confusion To follow the path of truth Or divert to a delusional reality Is the assertion of truth so vulgar That all should opt to ignore it Shall I be forced to face my fears Those terrors I hold in secret or Shall I be forced to view the world through tears And live with a shattered heart, undone
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