In the presence of another, one
is more inclined to tell the other
of his woe, and
in effect rely assuredly
on his limitationsThat very man, however
in solitude
has no one to
pour his heart to, with
two very
elementary choices—
to either goes mad, with
the weight of his own heart, or
to survive, he learns
to cease the woe, and
relent
When an individual makes
a pivotal life change, the difference
is not all that extraordinary,
slight and hush to the eye—
a change in philosophy is only but a quiet decision
to modify the way we
make peace with conflict inside
