Poetry 9: Curiosity These Days

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          I'd love to fear;
          what I didn't know,
          for curiosity these days
          have no fun to show;
          and I'd love to know;
          what I've always feared,
          so fiercely I'd pave,
          on the green light go;

          then I'm straightly minding
          all the traps they've hidden,
          how I'll pass these confusions
          with no fear of fallin',
          but with fear of hopin';
          never lied but holding,
          on the promise I'm given,
          'bout the end's so golden;

          for never desired,
          I only did hope;
          I'll only payback;
          what's been bestowed,
          maybe lesser than fair,
          maybe fairer than less,
          for as long as I live,
          is when I'm dying the most;

          then I'm freely winding,
          though my faith's forbidden;
          'said it's all my delusion;
           and it's hell I'm callin';
           now I'm downward sloping,
           not a chance they're believing,
           'least no fear 'cause I know
           I'm no saved nor forgiven.

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