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Dialogue
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Dialogue


(Dialogue:) A Conversation. An exchange of one’s thoughts and/or feelings in the form of words and/or body language…

We as a species, communicate in a myriad of ways, cloaked in various styles and formats.
Unbeknown to many, is the fact that we a a people actively partake in a dialogue that is unknown to many but is still more common than the spoken languages of today.
It can be traced back in time, further than time itself. It has been around since the conception of our universe, yet as of this age and time, we execute it with a fluid and fluent precision.
This dialogue is the exchange of our feelings, thoughts, and personal moments transcribed in the form of energy.
Bound together by this universal web, like nerves traversing the cosmic spinal cord of this place we call our world.
We beat with the pulse of the universe, each pulse guiding and driving along our very essence up and down the vast nerve network called time and space.
We are constantly conversing and actively exchanging our energy in order to create a powerful ebb and flow of energy.
This is the most primal form of all dialects.
This never ending exchange of dialogue between the people of our time and the vast universe, still remains as a inborn trait that allows for the continuance of worlds and eras to come.
Even those beyond our knowledge and imagination.
However, if one is in tune, one can become close enough to hear the universal twang and bear witness to this vibrant and colorful exchange that radiates from us all.
Untainted, unchanged and in all its glory.
Now listen, listen clearly and listen to the sound that defines us as who we are today.
Come and be a witness to this incredible verbal and spiritual exchange amidst these vast cosmic conversations we call our lives.
DEW
5-18-05
3:30PM

 


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