Words.

I have always wondered if words are good enough for people, for us, to convey whatever our feelings are. When I say words, I mean the language that we have and use on a more than daily basis to just survive with eachother. Is it really good enough?

Hello there, I'm the Earthian.

I've heard from several people that they indeed aren't good enough for there is always going to be a gap between words and emotions and that's the reason why there are misunderstandings in the world. Words are apparently not emotions and that's exactly what their flaw is, apparently. I want to believe all of that, I really do. But is it because words aren't good enough or is it because we just are so very different that no matter what we do, there is always this possibility that we are going to misunderstand and just have this gap always between us humans. Because by default, we are all different from eachother, we are unique, we are made differently and in our own ways, we all excel at things that we love and are fond of. And this uniqueness is the reason why there is always going to be a gap that has to be filled with a bridge that can only be strong enough to give us enough hope that that bridge would suffice. And words are that bridge.

Every once in a blue moon though, words become more than just a strong enough bridge. They fill up the gap with as much land as the gap needs and then some which is when a true, deep connection is established. When you're with those people, you know you're with the right ones. You'll just know then words are in fact good enough. They might even be too good. Ponder.

Love, peace.