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Lying Locks
Sep. 25th, 2007 09:11 pm
We tell the truth the way we were taught: make sure you don't look the other person in the eye because it shows weakness.
And weakness is not tolerated. And, truth is both a astrength and a weakness.
Neutralize it from positives and negatives. Wipe it clean of equations and numbers.
It contains to particals except the spaces in which your tongue moves to form them. It holds no form except that which you grant it.
Unlike lies, truth grows within itself, another need not be added. Doing so, however, seems miraculous and heightens the growth.
The truth is not overrated in any way except one: it does not always set you free.
Not always. If it hurts, that's perfectly alright, because there's usually someone there to pick up you and the pieces.
But, truth can lock doors instead of opening them, shutter windows, and turn backs.
Lying is an options, but defined as a strength or weakness is impossible. Strength to keep them true to each other and track the paths they take.
Or a weakness to be unable to face the possibility of locked doors and the lights turned off.
