“The Fear Determination Has” is a poem that dives into the obstacles one faces on the path to determination.

It'll be released in two parts. The first follows below:

I never thought You could flee in fear,

All-Powerful One, where's Thy might?

Was it not said that nothing's impossible

With you by our side, guiding our sight?

When did you begin to cower, Great Warrior?

When did you meet your match?

Always I have known you could accomplish

And none oppose, or go against your wish

But who is this that causes you to tremble?

Who makes this ‘All-Mighty’ humble?

For never have I seen you yield or fall

Nor thy great power and strength grow dull.

If you overcome all fear and doubt,

Then who is He that brings You to this rout?

Is it not dread that brings Thee to Thy knees?

This Fear that makes Determination say ‘please’

He must have met you unprepared,

Or were you aware when His mighty claws spread?

Then drove you to Thy tent, where you did cry

for help, and none was found to stand by?

Never had I known this fear was of repetition!

He makes one roam with no clear mission,

Don't you see the Division?

I've tried and I'm tired!

Tired of starting, but not stopping,

Of running and not resting,

Chasing if I'm not constantly gaining,

Fighting when I don't see winning.

“I'll give myself a bit of rest,” I say,

But who is this fear, the curious ask?

Is it the fear of dreaming, or of  worry's sway?

Lest you never awaken when you bask

The Fear to be determined, we confess,

To weigh what could be lost when we count the cost;

The Fear to share that story with another,

Then they say you were never good enough.

Stick around for the second part!

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