"No one has ever known anything—not really."
“And do you suggest this is because they refuse to retain the knowledge or have yet to be exposed to it?” Pivoting to cast a soft and questioning glance, his eyes give a once over to the individual a few paces behind, smile peaked to a partial fruition that illuminates his face, endearing, small like most expressions are on him. He stops contemplatively, feet coming to a still as he acquires a rock in the cradle of his palm, bouncing it in speculation before drawing it back and throwing it into the surrounding woods. The sound that ricochets back is a gentle crack, possibly the reverberation of its impact upon a trunk.
“Persistence and patience is what we have to rely on when others refuse to see what we see, but how can someone understand if we do not show them? Unless this is what you’re going for, isolation of your thoughts from the conglomerate of others, then I don’t have much to offer since you would be successful in that feat.” Curious it seems, to think of people not willing to share themselves, after himself being raised by such a generous and giving community, but it would be an act of ignorance not to acknowledge that there were such individuals, too scorned by the world to accept it like he does. A secondary question; if that was the case, then what was it that could have scalded someone’s heart so severely, it refused to open?











