The voice of people begins with the movement of vocal cords. Through the throat, oral cavity, teethes, and lips, we are able to pronounce words and sounds to communicate with other and to express our feelings. The movement of human sound articulation is from the pubic region in our body. The pubic region is often said to be the indication of an individual's vitality and health. .
When one is really happy, the person's voice should be clear and melodious. The sound of happiness is pleasing to the ear, just like the breakings of bamboos in the mid, hot summer. When a person is really angry, the voice of anger should be grand and heroic. The sound of anger is just like the rumbling thunders on a raining day. The sound of misery and sadness should signal the person's grief rather than wail. People around the person can hear or sense one's anguish just like hearing the sound of making a hole on a layer of thin ice. When a person displays one's true happiness and cheerfulness, one's voice should be free and unrestrained, just like snowflakes fluttering in the wind. .
I think if someone sounds different from how he or she really feels, one should be deliberately covering up his or her inner part of emotion. The tone of a person's voice can often represent one's characteristics and personality. Often times, we enjoy talking to people who have a softer and gentle voice as they provide us with the feeling of comfort with trust. My dogs communicate with me whether by barking, growling or wagging their fluffy tails. .
