When you look at a person's face, you see an image. An image formed with a set of thoughts. You cannot see what shapes these thoughts in their depths and which memories affect them. You just see an image made flesh and bone, which is the mirror of that thoughts. But when you start looking deeper to that image and know these though, ideas, you begin to notice the layers and so many marks of specific moments or memories on them. Your way of looking to that person, your point of view begins to change and you begin to understand.

"Self Thoughts" created as a part of the Rik Oostenbroek's #ShowYourself competition.