In Search of the Unknown
Finding Reality
we venture into reality while seeking the unknown,
yet we continue failing to recognize the unknown doesn't exist in reality,
so, where is our search for what we really seek?
do we dwell on the knowing, or do we know where to dwell?
what pretense delivers the pretense?
we can debate the debatable yet follow the foretold that is etched in stone.
where do we divide the divisor?
come, let us decide with unity the binding force which proclaims the end,
the binding force which precedes the answer,
the binding force which brings contentment,
contentment with which we devise the elusive belief,
and discover the unknown.
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Moe Radosevich
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This was so powerful! I loved it!