“Until the lion learns to write, every story will always glorify the hunter.”
Why is it so difficult for us to just try and see the other side of the coin? Why do we always have to glorify the one that need not be glorified? Why do we not notice the so obvious? Why indeed do we not listen to the silence?
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Its the world’s rule. We hear stuffs that makes noise.
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I agree.
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I am reblogging this one ……loved it
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Sure.
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🤗
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Reblogged this on I refuse to give up and commented:
This is why every story must be told
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Thanks for the share.
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Absolutely true Moushmi….very well said! 👌👌
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Thank you 🙂
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I have read this African proverb before and every time I read it it takes a piece away from you
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I do agree.
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🌸😊
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Beautiful, deep and true.. thanks for the share Moushmi.. thanks a ton.. just loved it.. 👍🏼😇💕👌🏼
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It was only, my pleasure.
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Beautiful! Thanks for sharing. 🙂
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You are welcome.
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A very thought-provoking post, Moushmi. And so very true. I loved that proverb. Thanks for sharing. ♥️
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My pleasure. 🙂
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That’s true.
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Thanks.
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Silence is unnerving to us. Ever been in a conversation with someone and there is a long pause in the conversation? But we should listen to silence for sometimes it says more than any words can ever say.
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I completely agree. sometimes silence does sat a lot more than words.
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I just got hooked to it, Amazing proverb I must say!!!
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I am glad Aditiii 🙂
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Wonderful quote! Really never thought of this. 🙂
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Thanks.
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Indeed there are 2 sides and a whole lot more perspectives to everything.
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I completely agree.
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May be our ego comes in between. The fact that we refuse to accept that we could be wrong.
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You could be right.
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It’s easy to judge..who will keep efforts to know the truth?? That’s how politicians ate operating
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That is the point my friend, it is very easy to judge, but knowing the truth is a lot more wise I think.
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Hmmm..yes
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Beautiful and thought-provoking proverb. Makes you realize how you need to consider every part of the story before rushing to a judgement. Keep up the good work.
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I always think about this….we go by what we see…without trying to listen to the other side of the story. The truth is always hard to find but we dont even try or make efforts to find it. Just believe in what we see and hear. A loud lie is always overshadowed by a timid truth. And sometimes even if we want to hear the other side then society and people will not allow the other side to say anything and to us it will either view with suspicion or try to stop us.
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Well said, very well said!
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