The End of Innocents
Man's character is his fate.
Heraclitus
Though there must be Choice in the world, there are those, their Life Lines engraved in stoic concrete, people whose courses have been so deeply etched that the waters of Life can have but little choice but to rush in that same direction.
Should one pity or envy? The loss of decision, is that freedom or bondage? To slave under what current thought or to rebel at what one must have as one's predilection?
Whatever the case may be, Everything turns circumspect.
Heraclitus
Though there must be Choice in the world, there are those, their Life Lines engraved in stoic concrete, people whose courses have been so deeply etched that the waters of Life can have but little choice but to rush in that same direction.
Should one pity or envy? The loss of decision, is that freedom or bondage? To slave under what current thought or to rebel at what one must have as one's predilection?
Whatever the case may be, Everything turns circumspect.
posted by The Devil's Little Helper at 2:48 PM
6 Comments:
wow, I so don't get this. and, suggest ko lang ha, turn word verification ON in your settings to avoid these jologs spam comments.
pero I still don't get this.
That's me. Convoluted pretentious literary trash. Plus, I happen to like free porn. But thanks for the advice.
Ha ha.
Read jer blog. Very funny. You must be losing your hair. Or about to be.
i'm more with aristotle , "man's fate is his character", or man is the product of his environment
. discuss.
Just following a fatalistic thread. I must be showing my catholic roots.
:D
just read the last two of ur post and it's enough to have an impression that u like to read.
i dont believe in fate because if i do, there would be no such thing as "choice" or "free will"
:)
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