Do You See What I See?
Saturday, January 14, 2006
Society is a silencing thing. Watch what you say, fear what they think. They may deem you exhonourable, expendable. They may cast judgement down upon you.
The truth is that they are beyond your control. You only control yourself. Choose your words with serious heed. None too revealing, none too sensitive, none too provocative. Appear yourself to fit in. Silence the emotions and urges within you to burst out and scream the truth at the lot of them.
Exchange not a word, but perhaps a look. They may silence the language of the tongue, but can never silence the language of the body. You can hide nothing in the way you move, react, emote.
How fortunate it is, then, that they do not see what I see.
The truth is that they are beyond your control. You only control yourself. Choose your words with serious heed. None too revealing, none too sensitive, none too provocative. Appear yourself to fit in. Silence the emotions and urges within you to burst out and scream the truth at the lot of them.
Exchange not a word, but perhaps a look. They may silence the language of the tongue, but can never silence the language of the body. You can hide nothing in the way you move, react, emote.
How fortunate it is, then, that they do not see what I see.