Some conversations are just had to connect they have no basic themes they sometimes don't even have a context like random conversations in a dream. Conversations like flying leaves in an autumn breeze. Conversations the murmured nothings of lovers and politicians, white lies and black truths and honest confessions.
conversations the fabric of life can one really exist in vacuum.
I was thinking how important it is for us to have conversations, be it with friends , colleagues , or mates conversations are truly so important. I had a random conversation yesterday , it didnt have to be we talked for a time with no direction , it was just to say yes im still here , you can talk and i will reply you are not alone in this vaccium , and that you can take warmth from my breath.
And yet there are days and there are people that just seemed so filled with words, to be avoided like the bubonic plague. Have you had those days where chatter has been incessant and all you wanted to do was to run away and sit in solitude in absolute vacuum shutting everything out, just for a bit just for a minute , an hour, a day just for a lifetime.
Iv heard silence too has its own merits but honestly i haven't practiced it much , Too much of silence too for me is dreaded. The silence at a mourning , or the silence of pure distraught, the silence of pure inescapable thought. To flee from it one must talk the silence of fear or of discovery at times the silence of shock.
So the question my friend here is whether to talk or not to talk.
Of course i do understand the importance of both and at times have hated both too , balance is important and its striking this thats difficult. And what do you do when conversations not really flowing out of your mouth , words like spiders crawl back into your gullet being afraid of the light outside or at other times when you are afflicted by verbal diarrhoea which is usually followed by a bout of the foot in the mouth disease.
Right enough of this random conversation , lets take a break and think in silence about the absolute uselessness of this post.
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