SCREAMING

Think! Blink! Scream…she was caught up in a dream represented by a stentorian dance but no one believed in her stance. Vociferation came to strengthen her patience in building the perfect scream. There is no perfect scream. I repeat there is no perfect SCREAM! What’s the use in having a team if they don’t acknowledge your scream. It’s not about her, him or them; just you looking for life’s context clues. She was in between screams not knowing what it would mean. Back and forth was obviously not the right choice.

A few thumps in the brain gave out some pain to promote higher screams on the stage of life. When they screamed she was always on their scene to help them achieve. Their screams were high and some were low; natural or artificial she made no whispers about it. Seasonal changes will bring seasonal screams. Try thinking about the last time you screamed. People who are self-absorbed have the best intentions to ignore your screams. I encourage you to buy your own truth and do not sell it.

Perhaps, not being half-hearted will help you get started in the appreciation of noise in other’s screams. As soon as your nerves prompt you to scream you race to share it with individuals who are sensitive to your noise. You have the tendency to creep away real slow and change your tone but people can still hear your screams. Allow your yells to be free. You don’t have to understand the screams. Just be there when the screams need you to be. Some people scream so hard but they dissolve in a twist of the unknown because no one tries to hear them on purpose.

There are “plenty-many” genres of screams. There is the conventional corporate screams; usually done in a group setting like a church or concerts. There are happy and sad screams. Some people get really excited or receive wonderful news and they scream in amazement. On the flip the script side, sad screams are a product of pain or being afraid. Please be thankful for your screams and just breathe. It will be okay after a little while!