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I Am An Equivocator

Who am I
My subconscious mind
My subconsciousness towards 
reality
Has made the unforeseen truth
Of my unforetold and unfolding 
cohesions
To foresee the true identity
To the pivot of the see saw
The uncorrected conflicts
Even though life has been 
unkind 
Even with life's brutality
Life's constant casualty
Life has become a constant 
battle of mystical deformations
It befriends no one
Predomination of mankind 
The emancipation of the mind 
Have made me who I am
My soul shall burn
To utter the real identity 
Life's shattering perceptions
Of whom I should be
I've sinned 
I've sinned against myself
Against my soul
Carrying soul triggering 
burdens
Defer not for I shall unwrap
The concealed truth
That burns my soul for
I am an equivocator 
Who swears in both truths
But shall never equivocate to 
heaven.

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