Just wondering whether crying is an act of instant dehydration.
When we see someone pouring their heart out before us, do they really squeeze it dry? Can we make out the outlines of the skeletal frame in the tear-racked body of even the most well rounded individual?
Yes? Next time someone is howling away I will tear my eyes off their face, what if they are crack, literally, while I am earnestly telling them its not so bad or worse, letting them lighten what I think, oh so mistakenly, is a heavy heart which as a delicious side-effect also cleans up and lubricates the eye. Ask those of us who suffer from dryness of eyes, we pay (an exorbitant amount at that) to cry.
No? Then why is the common instant response to anyone who cries before us to immediately scamper for and force down their mouths a glass of water?
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in celebration of the random- wandering, wondering, wavering, wasting, whining, wishing...
musafir hoon
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- i'm killing time while i wait for life to shower me with meaning and happiness- another calvinism, but describes me rather well.
2 comments:
oh i thought people were given water, because as they howled and made all those noises, their throats wud get really dry..
ps: i do think crying is best way to prevent dryness and its free of cost for me!
If u've finished crying can you be back for real?
BTW, I cry all the time and no one ever gives me water. May be they hope they could get rid of me by dehydrating me? hmm...
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