There are expressions of faces pale and disfigured, that should be revived, encouraged to make an effort to seem humanly compatible with those bodies that just dominate, just because places higher. Shapes without faces, without eyes, perplexed eyes completely closed Do not let other bright eyes, those few who survived the massacre and changes, can go through and see the futility of their desolate depths. Seem at times pleading certain expressions and certain looks, rapt, almost full of content, if not for the outer track that reveals the only concern that assails them and terrifies them: fear of being discovered. Those faces are without words, sometimes they think instead of using other words, borrowed, to mention a speech and say that gives them a form of external recognition value. Then close your eyes, instantly, and fall into silence, eyes closed not to be seen. Also mention the rhythm of a breath that has no outward form: it is anxiety and stress. E 'distaste for those who are forced to pretend to recognize that breathing the hot breath of a soul. At other times seem to want to scream the truth, making some muscle strength to stretch and try to go all the way in which speech is prepared, but no one prevents them from falling prey to a devastating attack of coughing that takes their word and the presumption of a force that is not there. It also tends to favor the hands of time away from vital structures, it also gives them the ability to breathe, to help them when coughing the effort exhausts them and attacks them. Christian charity to say words and delicate choices, and makes them understand that there is no need to compare, because you do not need to prove that not all humanity outward manifests. "The important thing is know to be right inside" you whisper, mercifully, when the situation gets heavy and unsustainable. "There are inner intelligence that do not have to find an outer" is concluded, his voice softening, while the eyes look on their faces pale, eyes closed, the intelligent ones who will never have the pleasure to look far.
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