To All the People I Could Not Say Hi To
Welcome, weebs and authors alike, to The Aniwriter.
Sometimes my introvertedness gets the better of me, so here is a poem about that.
Isn’t it amazing how much work goes into saying just a few words?
First, the mouth takes in air,
then the brain sends signals to fire thousands of neurons.
The mouth must then reopen and with the help of vibrating air,
words then flow seamlessly out, or so we would all like to think.
There is actually a lot more to saying a few words than that.
Speaking is actually a lot like cooking,
because every ingredient is chosen carefully and used in a specific way.
If you leave a sentence in the oven too long it might burn,
but take it out to early and it becomes cold.
Saying “hi” is hard, not because of the ingredients but because
every time I try to cook with that word it always goes missing.
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Love this. I’ve never thought of speaking in this way, but it 100% applies to me.
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Thanks Moya, appreciate it.
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Love it! It’s so true. I’m an introvert too and that tiny word is sometimes so hard.
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Thank you, much appreciated.
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Wow…this is the second time today that a post strikes a chord in me. I really loved this one, and it’s something I can relate to very much. Sometimes it’s easier to write text than say things out loud 😊
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Thanks, and I’m glad you could relate to it.
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