Words. The medium in which we use to express our thoughts, our feeling and our identity. Words are projected through different forms: speech and written forms are the most common. Each method having its own individuality. We speak and write words with different intonations some statement dripping with sarcasm and other expressing genuine, raw emotions. We stutter, pause, repeat and stress various parts of our speech. We capitalise, italicise, bold and underline word we type. All these variations allows us to express our thoughts, allows us to communicate to others. However with only words, our main mode of communication, can we express our thoughts entirely? Can word capture our raw emotions vividly? At times, language can be misunderstood blurring the original meaning; the original thought. So how on earth do we genuinely express our thoughts without having words obscuring it's true meaning? How can we structure words so they read how we want it to read, not to show a whole expanse of variations? Can we speak without being misunderstood?
No matter how words obscure our thought we ultimately transfer meaning to each other through dialogue.
Dialogue, a conversation. Not only with other people but with books, words which are recorded on paper. Dialogue can be formed with anything. As long as you see, not observe, terms which are often mistaken to equate each other in meaning. No, observing is to have assumptions, expectations of the other party, be it a book, an animal or even a tree. Seeing is entirely different. Seeing is come into acceptance of the other party, uncaring of whatever assumptions the other has.
Seeing is being.
