In seeking truth you become your own onlooker and see how you fall every time in the prey of lies and, as you said, 'half-baked' truth. I uderstnad that god has always been a soft target, so failing god goes well, especially if you abandon the path seeking your own truth. Truth appears in the poem twice in two very interesting ways, one more as a quest and the other as a judgement. A remarkable read. -Supratik Sen, Kolkata
This is the most challenging aspect of our existence, when we try to unsuccessfully grapple with the ultimate reality. There are no answers, but only a helpless realisation that we can't see beyond death, that our mind, intelligence and thoughts everything will lie destroyed then. -GSP Rao, Hyderabad
This is the most challenging aspect of our existence, when we try to unsuccessfully grapple with the ultimate reality. There are no answers, but only a helpless realisation that we can't see beyond death, that our mind, intelligence and thoughts everything will lie destroyed then. -GSP Rao, Hyderabad
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