Silence

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It is such a beautiful post on silence....I had to share it.

http://musingsofanaspie.com/2013/11/06/silence-ii-variation/#more-1693

"There is simply silence. Unconscious, unobserved, uncomplicated, quiet. Left alone, I could spend days in this silence".

                             These are those  moments of silence I enjoy with Ramam, knowing we are there for each other, not a spoken word  just sitting next to each other. These are time I wish the world we live is  a less complicated place ,there are no demands and expectations,and never does the unexpected happen. A utopian world for our kids!!!

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