DP Challenge Weekly Writing Challenge: The Sound Of Silence
She sat in a corner of her room. Her face had no expression, yet it seemed she was deep in meditation. I sat next to her thinking she might tell me why she was so quiet, I wanted to ask her if she needed anything, she looked at me held my hand and gave me a kiss. I was afraid something bothered her but she wasn’t going to tell what it was. I never saw anyone look so calm.
I wondered why I was so anxious to know what was going on perhaps there was nothing to tell. She was enjoying her quiet moment. Then my thought told me a different story. Some of her siblings turned against her. She never knew what she’d done for them to treat her that way.
Rather than argue with them she decided to stay silent and keep to herself and think of things that were pleasant once upon a time. Yes I believe sometimes silence gives you piece of mind which is hard to get when you are discussing it with someone who can make things worse than better.
No wonder they say,”Silence is Golden!”
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Dear Ranu,
Thank you for this nice post about silence. As part of my job, I teach de-escalation methods and strategies of managing violent people. One of the methods taught is to allow people to reside in their silence. Your post highlights well this point.
All good wishes,
robert
Robert you are funny. I am still laughing.Thank you.
You can help someone to laugh,really you are so good.
And I seriously love this sentence from your post: “Yes I believe sometimes silence gives you piece of mind which is hard to get when you are discussing it with someone who can make things worse than better.”
Thank you Mr.Shafique, I appreciate your comment.
Chaman
its deep and heart warming Ranu…lovely post and do make me think at times how silence can be interpreted…I still need to practice as I don’t think I am very good at handling it yet…
You have Kavita you have achieved so much in a short time with your bucket list. You can do this too.
Thank you so much for your comment,I appreciate it.
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