Bite Your Tongue
...unless you have something nice to say.
There is no burning desire guiding my pen this morning. Maybe it’s because the air in here is too stuffy and would improve if only I’d open a window. Ah, now that’s better. Here comes a cool breeze to remind me of what my dad would tell his bickering children: If you’ve got nothing nice to say, say nothing at all. And so I gently guide my mind away from those harsh words always on the tip of my tongue and toward a softer language. I now realize time is too valuable and life much too precious, to cling tightly to one or two emotions. I try to expand my heart through the effort of falling in love with this strange and confusing world.
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