That or This

“Nothing is better than a gentle breeze that makes your body feel like it belongs in the air, soaring with the wind across the sky.” 

“Yet, nothing is worse than harsh winds that make you feel out of place and suddenly disconnected.” 

“This difference reveals the truth about us: even a gentle breeze shows our true essence.” 

"Listen... listen to this." 

"Hear what? I don't hear anything." 

"Oh god! Oh, here it comes again, listen!" 

"You know what? I'm getting out of here now!" 

"No, no. Just stay and wait!" 

"Are you kidding me?" 

"Just try to listen." 

“Oh, yes! I heard that.” 

“What is that?!” 

“Oh, this? Yes, this is mine.” 

“Oh, no, not that one.” 

“Alright, let’s go.” 

“You sure? Alright then.” 

“Where are we now?” 

“Don't tell me that we are lost already?!” 

“Just wait and be patient with me!” 

“Here we go. I feel insane right now.” 

“Keep it under control, will you?” 

“Oh, don't tell me what to do!” 

“Oh, that attitude?” 

“Does this bother you already?!” 

“Not that again, please!” 

“Now, tell me this... why the attitude?” 

“That is no big deal. Why don’t we just go?” 

“This is a big deal to me!” 

“Why are you giving me a hard time?” 

“Oh, this is so full of crap!” 

“That is getting nowhere! Hey, listen!” 

“Oh, this one?” 

“Yes, that is the one!” 

“Wow, this is not too bad!” 

“I know, right?” 

“Oh, stop that!” 

“No, you stop this nonsense!” 

“At least, we have fun.” 

“Right.” 

“You know what?” 

“What?” 

“Know this, I haven't told anyone about it.” 

“Oh, that secret?!” 

“Yes. This is very important.” 

“So that tells me how bad it is.” 

“Indeed. This is why I don't tell.” 

“Maybe, that's a bad idea.” 

“Why do you say it that way?” 

“How could you say that?” 

“This is getting hopeless!” 

“That is too much for me to handle right now.” 

“You are getting this far!” 

“No, that is not too far.” 

“Yes, this tells me something about you.” 

“Oh, that is your problem?” 

“No, this is not my problem!” 

“Yes, that is your problem!” 

“Don't make me do this!” 

“Fine. Be that way!” 

“This is okay.” 

“Why is that okay?” 

“Because it always seems like this.” 

“What does that mean?” 

“That means this is the only way, period.” 

“That way?” 

“This is the secret that I was telling you about.” 

“Oh my god!” 

“Yes, I know. Now be patient.” 

“I will try my best.” 

“Oh, totally!” 

“This is bad already!” 

“That is much better than before!” 

“It seems like this, huh?” 

“Always that way, yes.” 

“Always?” 

“Always.” 

“That.” 

“This?” 

“No, that.” 

“Yes, this!” 

“Again, no, that one!” 

“This is not what I want.” 

“Oh, that silly thing?” 

“Let’s sit down. Yes, sit down, please.” 

“Sit down? Why do you want me to sit down?” 

“Because I want to tell you a story.” 

“Oh, that old chair?” 

“No, not this one.” 

“That one?” 

“Yes, this is it!” 

“My wonders of the forest.” 

“My imagination seems to come alive.” 

“My ponderings allow me to do the work.” 

“My desires mirror my reflections.” 

“My passion for the forest’s mysteries.” 

“My darkness confronts the reality of truth.” 

“At last, my dreams that I may make them come true.” 

“Indeed, that is the story of the forest.” 

“Oh, this reminds me of something.” 

“What is it?” 

“A Seeker!” 

“What?!” 

“Oh, yes! A seeker of dreams!” 

“For what am I?” 

“A Seeker!” 

“You call me a daydreamer, but hey...” 

“A seeker!” 

“What?!” 

“Oh, yes!” 

“A seeker of dreams?” 

“Yet, sometimes my dreams come true.” 

“Oh yes! A Seeker!” 

“In the forest’s whisper, where shadows clean.” 

“I wander through the twilight.” 

“And chase every beam?” 

“With every step.” 

“A story?” 

“With every breath, a sigh, for in my heart, the dreams take flight, and soar into the sky.” 

“A seeker?” 

“What?!” 

“Oh yes, a seeker of dreams!” 

“For what am I?” 

“A Seeker!” 

“You call me a daydreamer, but hey...” 

“Oh yes!” 

“Let me tell you something... writing a journal is indeed a powerful tool.” 

“How is that?” 

“This is because it serves as a mirror that allows me to see life more clearly.” 

“By putting my thoughts and experiences into words?” 

“I am able to gain valuable insights and a deeper understanding of life.” 

“Like how?” 

“In the depth of nature’s embrace, every detail holds a universe of its own.” 

“Nature, the greatest teacher?” 

“It is full of imagination and beauty!” 

“And provides all we need while we crave more.” 

“Waterfalls are the tears of Mother Earth, humbly nourishing all life.” 

“Did we last thank Earth?” 

“Our home?” 

“For all she gives, where we freely roam.” 

“When did we last thank God above?” 

“For watching us with endless love.” 

“When did we last, with hearts so near?” 

“Thank each other for being here?” 

“When did we last, in darkest night, thank the stars for their guiding light?” 

“Indeed. When did we last, with awe and grace, thank Mother Earth’s inspiring face?” 

“It is not just you. It is not just me.” 

“Be grateful, for we often fail to see.” 

“Oh no. As I walk this land of broken dreams, I have visions of many things.” 

“Like what?” 

“Happiness is just an illusion, filled with sadness and confusion.” 

“What is it then?” 

“Walking in the old forest, telling secrets by chatty streams, getting lost to discover new starts in nature’s puzzles.” 

“Mm.” 

“Start with soft-colored skies, sturdy oak trees, and glowing insects.” 

“Beware.” 

“Seeking comfort in nature’s disorder, a place of amazement.” 

“That is how nature is!” 

“As I explore a world of fantasies and whimsical thoughts as a serial daydreamer.” 

“I am a person who loves to venture into the great outdoors.” 

“And embrace all its wonder.” 

“Beware again. For its true nature is known only to those who dream beyond reality.” 

“Oh, you say!” 

“Legend says it was plucked from a mystical bird born of dawn’s first light in the enchanted forest.” 

“Its origin is a mystery and whispered in ancient forest tales.” 

“Oh, such a dear and dream chaser you may be!”