Katsumi-Michishige

Innocence is not the justice of law but the absence of intentions. In this instance no soul that of men harbors innocence.

Though you reach through the murk and gloom to grasp something, you have no means to know it is the truth...

True benevolence or compassion, extends itself through the whole of existence and sympathizes with the distress of every creature capable of sensation.

Thee unknown intrigues all those of it's subjects.... But be vigilant for curiosity may prove to be both prudent and deadly.

...Luring am I... Thy words from mine lips pierce both heart&ear with a plea to be heard with the hopes of never falling to the dead of silence.

Dulled are the senses at times...
Thus they require that of an alluring invitation... One which holds fast to the deteriorating senses... This is one such instance which binds&entice them...
An intoxicating attraction.