Shame and guilt

What endues men togeth'r if 't be true t is not shame. What doth men feareth m're than shame if 't be true not guilt. Those simple means can controleth any beast but somehow all to oft those gents want the means to beest a bett'r sir and becometh seduc'd to simple urges.

What endues men togeth'r, if 't be true not ideals did place on something divine. Men art at each moment simple in their nature, amorous rite, food and catch but a wink is all those gents needeth. Their downfall is at each moment the same, those gents couldst nev'r tameth the beast within.

a reply to: Cinanev

By Shakespeare's rite, writ, you reveal your wit.

a reply to: chr0naut

'r hideth in the dark

a reply to: Cinanev

said beast can be pacified with a few simple ideals/conditions that exist in the human condition...

a reply to: Akragon

How doth thee tameth a beast with ideals in a realm yond doest not existeth?

a reply to: Cinanev

a wise man once said, Love God

And love Thy neighbour as yourself

It works too...