52 Hurt. A song that no one hears.
In the vast sea, there is only one whale that sings the wrong key; it is not the 15-hert sound of a blue whale, or the 20-hert sound of a fin whale, but the lonely sound that reverberates at 52-herts, none of the whales respond, none of the herds turn, none of the echoes return as friends, so its song becomes the sound of emptiness lost in the silence of the deep sea.
Someone says that this whale is the "loneliest animal in the world," but it may not be just a whale, it is a reflection of the human heart that cries for hearing, cries for understanding, and cries for love, but no one hears or no one understands the frequency of our voices.
The song of 52 Hurt whales is a poem of difference, and it's a philosophical question for us to think about:
In a world where everyone makes their own voice out, do we have room to listen to each other?
Or are we all becoming a "52-hert whale" that everyone sings on their own frequency but has never really heard anyone?
Perhaps "loneliness" is not caused by being alone, but by being among thousands of people, but that no one listens to our hearts.
Looking deeper, the song of the 52-hert whale may be a warning that difference does not mean error, it may be a song that waits for someone on earth to happen to hear, to turn around, and to respond in a consistent way.
If you ever feel alone like that whale, remember that having your own voice is precious. Although no one hears it today, the music that comes out of your heart will never be wasted. It will float in the universe, waiting for the day to reflect someone who understands.
The 52-hert whale may not be just the story of a sea creature, but the metaphor of every human who yearns for love, understanding and connection, and sometimes knowing that there is a creature that has been singing the wrong key all his life makes us not feel too isolated in the world.
By Laure
