Truth and meaning are driving forces behind human nature. The response to emotions and the expression of them, are searched out and questioned in the observation of John Keats "Beauty is truth, Truth is Beauty." Upon first glance this is an easily acceptable insight. Casually, it is even a beautiful and wonderful sentiment. However at the core, the underlying issue, Keats is not offering a reflection. Instead he is posing the question; " What is it that you want?" Something beautiful, or do you seek the truth beneath the masquerade. …
