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There are some topics that I do not dare to write on a paper. 

Writings on a paper is more honest and true, just because it's not easy to erase.

You can scratch as hard as you want, but your first choice of words, your true feeling, even the ones you taught your mind as silly or superficial, stares back at you, piercing right through your heart, causing tears to roll down your cheeks.

The words that your fingers scribble, before your mind can process the correctness or niceness or relevance or bluntness or if it is utter nonsense, are the ones that your heart says. 

The impressions the tear drops makes on paper is the seal of trust the words carry.

Fingers on paper listen to heart.