psyah
January 7, 2012, 12:58am
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Re: Is fear…
No, I am not comparing myself with Shakespeare, just to let you know, he “invented” or “coined” thousands of words. Language, my friend, is not divine to its entirety, it evolves and that is exactly why I use “self-created” metaphor. More so being a poet (also, and now blushing) plain words starts dying if I don’t add symbols. I, therefore, humbly request to please allow me to use words with the freedom of choice……Thanks.
With that said, I don’t mean that every word or metaphor that has evolved is an epic.
I agree a candidate for the root cause may not be the root cause in all situations, yet must have manifested a lot to be designated as one. I can understand the symbolic connection in your example to the question that I asked but you may also know that there is always a point to start with. A discourse, be it political, intellectual or academic always finds its way unless the intention is to make it happen.
I liked “misplaced fear and imbalance wisdom” though I can argue that wisdom cannot be imbalanced, if it is then it is not wisdom because wisdom is what balances the imbalance, yet a self proclamation does not make one wise.
Peace Gora Kala
When I asked why … I meant as in “what was your reasoning”? Not as in … “why, you can’t write this” I was asking what made you connect the the term “fear” with “god of devils” ?
Regarding poetry … it seems you jumped grammar class and went straight to rhetoric … LOL
Secondly yes you are right about wisdom imbalanced - I actually meant to say “intellect imbalanced” creating a state which is not wise.