communication

Eyes are like the conductor of ones speech. They go along with every word that someone says or every phrase one makes up in the back of their brain. If you look deep enough into their eyes you can almost see the gears of their brain turning and churning to hopefully lace together just the next few words. What the eyes concentrate on while one speaks can provide security or reinsure that there is something to worry about. The eyes can be a speaker’s worst enemy; they can find that one person in a crowd while delivering a speech. The eyes can dart back and forth between the two very pair of eyes that belong to the one person that makes the speech deliverer feels so strongly to speak to. The jumping back and forth can be frantic out of fear, love, lust, or true hatred. The eyes are what speak to the soul if one looks deep enough into them. You can feel every annunciation and understand ever word with out listening at all, because of the eyes.

The twitches in the corners of ones mouth creates a visual of the internal strain of creating that perfect sentence. That one twitch is the one fraction of a second of that person’s imperfection. Every stutter, every “like”, “um”, or “uh” is that person grabbing onto one more second to compose their thoughts and strongest feelings they feel are so important to share. Or it could be the complete opposite. Those second salvagers could be time buyers, (which are both two completely different things) second salvagers can help you paint a beautiful verbal portrait; while time buyers can save you from that dreaded answer that you know will fall and crash into a million pieces that is impossible for anyone to put back together. Time buyers are those seconds that you can use to conjure up a story so you can break more than one commandment with one whack. It could be for that important business transaction, a powerful soul wrenching hate letter, or for of course that love speech that would finally inform the love of your life that you are so deeply and utterly in love that one second more alone would be unbearable. Communication is key.