In the wilderness of bewilderment

In the wilderness of bewilderment, Sculpting different sorts of thoughts, Where intent fades, needing no interment, And truth exudes from all its rots. There lies the stark resolve for my future, A slender hope of life ahead, Bound together by a catgut suture, That time corrodes until it's shed. All kept away from prying eyes, Ever before my intent was conceived, Just to keep all sane minds apprised, And safeguard each new blessings just received. Intent is wordless, lost in speech, Etched as imagery – symbol of hope, Quavering conscience stays unbreached, Though the darkness of intense doubt it gropes.