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The noise of doubt Poison to the mind Caught between two worlds, one thin and the other stout, Gravitating towards faith, a chorus for the blind? Blotting out all the pessimistic contents, Praying for a miracle But, doubt keeps on knocking nonsense. Graduate my faith to the temple’s pinnacle. I loathe the tenor of dirges. But, cherish the flipping of ancient pages- That refreshment to my hopes, And the tunnel to moonlight Narrow escape from fright, Blind to the future, lend me a pair of sight. Ignorant to optimism, hand me a share of knowledge. Dying to taste wisdom, paint gray my hair- merge my reason with age Send my doubt to the grave. Let faith redeem me, lest I become a slave. Close doubt out of my imagination. Lord, redeem me from the deafening silence of doubt, Bitter like worm wood Drown me in hope-hood… Let faith be my confession, For I loathe the noise of doubt.
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Jan 27, 2014
Jan 27, 2014 at 6:59 AM UTC
The noise of doubt/ the shout of faith
The noise of doubt Poison to the mind Caught between two worlds, one thin and the other stout, Gravitating towards faith, a chorus for the blind? Blotting out all the pessimistic contents, Praying for a miracle But, doubt keeps on knocking nonsense. Graduate my faith to the temple’s pinnacle. I loathe the tenor of dirges. But, cherish the flipping of ancient pages- That refreshment to my hopes, And the tunnel to moonlight Narrow escape from fright, Blind to the future, lend me a pair of sight. Ignorant to optimism, hand me a share of knowledge. Dying to taste wisdom, paint gray my hair- merge my reason with age Send my doubt to the grave. Let faith redeem me, lest I become a slave. Close doubt out of my imagination. Lord, redeem me from the deafening silence of doubt, Bitter like worm wood Drown me in hope-hood… Let faith be my confession, For I loathe the noise of doubt.
The song of a confused soul
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Jan 27, 2014
Jan 27, 2014 at 6:59 AM UTC
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