Self-Imposed confusion;
mental chaos of the worst kind.
Supported by walls built
from denial within the mind.

Within these walls dwell
both ends of the rule.
With one end knowing what’s right,
while the other lives the untrue.

To know what’s right
and yet live another way,
adds dimensions to the confusion,
prolonging its stay.

From the clash and clamor
of the battle within,
breeds an offspring of shame,
caused by knowledge of sin.

But the walls can be tumbled.
And the confusion dissolved,
by living true without the denial
of which life once revolved.