What the waves told me
I sat near the sea together with a mind tired of thinking about impotant things.
So I sat there and gave in. No thoughts just deep breathes of fresh and salty air. The waves started to speak their own language, whispering of treasures underneath. The sea guarded itself with large waves so nobody would dare to explore its underwater kingdom and still humans did. I find it sad how we need to explore by only looking at the outside and rarely on the inside. The mystery is no longer a mystery when solved and even the most passionate love becomes a loyal companionship over the years. We should not fear our minds so much that we control our thinking being afraid that if we loose contol over our thoughts, they will haunt as like shadows at night. When we imagine what a world under water looks like it can be seen in vivid colors, a paradise that was once described by Jules Verne in one of his masterpieces. Thinking does no harm to the outside world it helps us broaden our vision of existence unlike visiting ecosystems that aren't our home, if only they could speak. The sea speaks but you need to calm your mind to understand its language.
