mute.

oh if only we had ears like his

What is in the essence of speech? What is the purpose of communication?

Words hurt, words wound, words kill.
don't they?
We are given two ears and mouth to listen more than we talk..

But our ears are connected to nerves in our brain that after much impulses, become deadened to sound or noise. It's called fatigue - where the nerves no longer feel the impulses to generate the sense of sound. After a while, it becomes dead.

Our mouth, however, has the propensity to move and generate noise at a speed faster than train. It doesn't seem to tire despite the continuous blabber. It just seems like although we are engineered to listen more than we talk, we'd rather talk more than listen.

yadayadayada.