If it’s reasonable to assume that everyone has tales to tell, then why are some narratives more captivating than others?
Is it possible that the telling is the skill that is valued above the essence of a tale?
Neophytes often splash around, hoping to hit a bullseye, not knowing the score.
Some are privileged or lucky enough to get guidance about the whys and wherefores of expression.
Others remain eternally frozen in the way they first appear, or the sounds they make.
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