One should keep close their fears and concerns and seek not remediation.
To do so incurs the wrath of the listener and heightens the level of frustration.
To convey an idea in it’s proper context in the course of a conversation .
Is difficult to do and renders untrue your words through aberration.
Any perceived slight or slip of the tongue will be met with undue trepidation.
How does one guard the words that they use to avoid this type of vexation?
To try and seek clarity when expressing oneself through the act of communication.
Is to leave oneself open to misunderstanding and unwarranted incrimination.
While it seems clear the motives were pure in seeking dissemination.
What is it’s worth when all the times spent in offering rectification?
Singularity of thought and purposeful speech precludes any recantation.
Consider long your desire to hold in your mind the essence of clarification.
The onus of the burden resides with you if you truly wish edification.
But be warned in advance there’s a price to be paid and it’s usually vilification.
2006-08-06
09:59:51
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The question is, how does one properly phrase a question that elicits a thoughtful response without raising the ire of the respondents. Is there a tried and true method of asking that causes someone to answer in a truthful and logical manner?
2006-08-06
10:11:35 ·
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