Ode to Ambiguity
Praise for the moments when I do not feel like praising
I found a moment, shrouded in gray, wrapped in fuzzy agony
And it shone with truth despite my best efforts to hate it
So thank you for ambiguity
Thank you for crossroads
And late night loneliness
Thank you for the exquisite pain of not knowing all the way
Not ever knowing all the way
Thank you for the passion that arises under the weight of trouble
And the simple things we discover, in the hushed aftermath
Thank you for a thousand paths that lead to you
No right or wrong answer, life is not a multiple choice question
It’s a short response
Comfort is easy
Truth is not
Humans are absolute, defined, contoured creatures
Truth is not
Do not teach me things in a lecture
If I do not find it out for myself
What is the use of knowing it?
Do not erase my own misgivings
If I did not doubt it
Why would I call it faith?
If there is one thing I know it’s that
Truth is colored in shades of gray
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