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My name says it all! The truth? I don’t know; and when you don’t know Sophistry is the most comfortable refuge. When I look inside I see confusion, when I look outside I only see that confusion confounded!! Somebody said, “It is better to travel with hope than to arrive". I am traveling, with or without hope; I am passing through time and through space and through people. The journey has been a tumble...from one idea to another, from one ideology to another, from confusions to conceptions, and again from conceptions to confusions. The destination was important initially, but slowly it became a blur, and now it has blended with the journey and is lost to the roads. When I look back, I see nothing in the distance, but only a ubiquitous haze which has sucked in the torturous and winding roads I left behind; that haze has somehow put me into a cocoon of nothingness. In this nothingness I find celebration. I find hope. It allows me to create anew. It allows me to travel again. I am ready for another adventure, yet another quest which is doomed to fail: to wind up the winding roads to confusion.

And in the end I ask the same question--only much more vehemently--that I asked in the beginning: What am I? Formless matter or Matter less form? And something that was a sigh in the beginning turns into a groan: Rudderless my flight, Hold me tight!

Warning: The words of a Sophist are not to be taken seriously.

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AuraGem

Your words are haunting. Even your profile is deeply poetic.

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Drax

as an Irishman and a poet I am at home with the intellectual contradictions of plausible but fallacious argumentation...and poetry that bleeds. Soren Kierkegaard said "A poet is an unhappy being whose heart is torn by secret sufferings, but whose lips are so strangely formed that when the sighs and the cries escape them, they sound like beautiful music... and then people crowd about the poet and say to him: "Sing for us soon again;" that is as much as to say, "May new sufferings torment your soul." .... so Sophist... to sufferings...

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RainbowRecognizer

I'm glad you enjoyed the God hub :o). It's all much simpler than we make it out to be, but that's part of the human experience... to complicate things! I look forward to reading your hubs.


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