Plato’s ‘The Allegory of the Cave‘ is from book VI of his most famous work, The Republic. He begins ‘The Allegory‘ by describing a dark cave found underground where a group of people are sitting in ‘one long row with their backs to the cave’s entrance’. They are chained to their chairs from an early age and all that the humans can see is the distant cave wall in front of them. Their view of reality is completely based upon this limited view of the cave which but an unenlightened view of the real world.
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administration agents and the bloodline..
come with me.
ln the evidence of its brilliance
ln the evidence of its brilliance
ln the evidence of its brilliance
ln the evidence of its brilliance
ln this demonstration of my allegory some have called it symbolism, this is not a coincidence...see it through my eyes.
Connect to the sky
Future lovers ride
My ambitions high
and we're gonna fly.
Let me be your guide
Put away your pride
Future lovers hide
Love inside their eyes
ln the evidence of its brilliance
ln the evidence of its brilliance
ln the evidence of its brilliance
ln the evidence of its brilliance
Not controlled in time
Future lovers shine
For eternity
ln a world thats free
Put away your pasts
Love will never last
lf your holding on
To illusion, thats gone
ln the evidence of its brilliance
Future Lovers...Madonna