so·lil·o·quy

Soliloquy- so·lil·o·quy "The act of speaking to oneself, especially when by oneself." How often do we sit in a crowd and carry on our inner monologue? I listen. I form judgments. I try to keep an open mind and hope that people, for the most part, are innately good. But then Shakespeare's line from Hamlet pops up," ...one man in ten thousand is good in this world." And to this end, I agree. When I find a genuinely good person, I am a little in awe. So guard your heart, guard your affections, and judge wisely. Generally, in the end, they had an agenda far different from yours anyway.