A Word For An Ear That Can Still Hear

We too often hear kind and loving words about someone who has passed. Let me tell you this: it’s too late for those who have passed on. Dead ears can’t hear anything, and they know nothing anymore.

Their time is gone—whether it was good times or bad times, whether they were loved or hated. Kind words won’t do them any good now. We’ve all heard the saying, “Give roses while they can yet be smelled.”

If anyone has ever experienced loss, you know what you wanted to say—you should’ve said. What you needed to say—needed to be said.

Words that fall on deaf ears are idle words, wasted thoughts, and empty sentiment. The worst kind words that were ever spoken were the ones spoken about someone who can no longer hear them.

The Hib says: use your words wisely and say the words that need to be said, when they need to be said. Words spoken to deaf ears are wasted words. Ears that can still hear need to hear the words:

I love you.
I miss you.
I appreciate you.
I’ll pray for you.
I’m praying for you.
I support you.
I encourage you.
I need you.
I got you.

When those words are spoken to real, living human beings, they can move mountains. They can change souls. They can encourage, motivate, inspire, and uplift. Choose words for the ear that can still hear.

Now smoke that over.

I am human R U?

Now hear this and smoke this over.

No more idle words. Say what you mean and mean what you say. For those of you who choose to be a part of the change you want to see in the world, this is a time for action.

The Man Square Show Mission Statement on YouTube is where the work is being done. Act accordingly, and do what needs to be done.

I love you all.

Rest in peace Theo Aloysius Huxtable.

#IamHumanRu