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Untrained |
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The one lucid quality
Of the untrained heart
Is an uncertainty
In any specific resolve.
For one breath will hate
A profound dream will love
And the muscle of the mind
Twists in agonizing confusion.
It is this prevalence
That differentiates a man
From an unguarded
Boy.
Some say certainties
Are achieved through knowledge.
Others say
They come from suffocation.
I live by example.
And I have yet to find
A man that loves
As much as a boy likes. |
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