I have no doubt I'm full of doubt.
Doubt is in me. Of me. Doubt is me.
What more is there to say
once I have acknowledged (admitted to all)
the extent to which I doubt?
Doubt love.
Doubt goodness—and even goodwill,
the weak little cousin of goodness.
Doubt the future
not because it is unclear
but because the trajectory toward it
is only too predictable.
Doubt the past, muddled as it is by memory.
Doubt this insistent present
in vain urging me onward.
The remedy for doubt?
If there is one,
it probably involves hoisting and bootstraps,
grit and happy faces—
and all of these are in short supply,
having been squeezed out of the picture
by doubt.
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