He moves his lean yet powerful body with grace, his tall and vibrant frame exuding restless energy. There is an air about him of one born to command the gallery. His curious outward look and enthusiasm draw those around him close. He takes in his surroundings with a touching glance and there is a hint in his ardent, violet eyes that something is immanent. He is all passion and desire; He is preparing to fall in love.
In The Will To Love, Colleen Brown considers a few methods of avoiding solipsism in a world without self, truth, or god.
