Tales from Leprechaunia 84
Father Ignoble's Oversight
Young Father Ignoble walked into the secluded courtyard of the headquarters of the most Holy . . . more
"Well, I'll be damned, as well as blessed! I've heard of transvestites crossing-dressing and transsexuals crossing over, dressed or undressed as the case may be, but this is the first time I've heard of . . ." more
Magi the magical poet is riding the wind replied to a comment by Debra H. on Bob's Sea Appetite6:23AM EST
"We will give Debra gallons of coffee, Bill." more
I am intrigued by the proposition that what you believe is true for you - even if no one else believes it or regards it as true. That you will seek and find evidence proving to you that what you believe is true, despite the beliefs of others. Thereby imprisoning your self with your own frame of reference.<br>It follows that madness can be perceived as sanity, the sane as mad, the valueless as valuable - where there are competing and conflicting truths which deny there can be unambiguous and universal truths transcending the chaos of beliefs.<br>In a nutshell: everything is an interpretation,its reality or otherwise determined by the beliefs and values of the perceiver.
On Gather, I'm Looking For ...:
A creative outlet for my short stories and poetry; and for helping others with their's.
