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It’s better to listen than always talk. |
| I found that listening is good because it makes some people’s day. Instead of thinking ‘bout myself, I try to hear what people say. It’s oft demanding to give heed when self expects the lighted stage. If ego then demands the light, your listeners can harbor rage. For we are not the thespians who people pay to entertain. Between two folks, a monolog is nothing but a self-campaign. I have felt rage within myself when overrun by active tongue. I tried to edgewise in a word, yet often talking is high-strung. And I regret the times when I was dominating talk for sure. No doubt a lion’s share of speech comes off as greed and idle slur. I heard voices raised in anger when I went on a chatter spree. Their frustration boiled over as I talked on incessantly. 24 Lines Writer’s Cramp 4-21-20 |