I have been agonizing since my last blog, what should I write
about next and how do I apply it to words and their power – that seems a little
much as we are words. How do I keep myself
in the forefront of the minds of my readers who understand what I have written?
And even more so how do I make people understand my interpretation of words and their meanings given the situation and
just how important a role they play in our daily lives.
Our entire existence is built upon words- it’s how we
express our emotions , it is how we share our lives; and even if one is
impaired words still play an important part in the process of communication;
even when there is no sound materializing from the vocal cords. As a matter of fact
written words carry a different sort of punch as they become real as ink flows
from the pen translating the emotions of the writer and giving them life on
paper.
There is a little saying that goes like this- sticks and
stones may break my bones but words cannot hurt me. If you have ever been told that,
that is a lie maybe the biggest lie you have ever been told in your life. Try
to remember the last time someone spoke to you quite harshly their words must
have hit like a hurricane, coming at you with full force. In contrast when spoken
to in a loving manner regardless of the situation those words uplift or cushion
the blows of the speaker.
Words can assist in building you up or breaking your spirit;
they boost your confidence or shatter your dreams. They breathe life or speak death. So
what is the power of your words? I know the power of mine. Most importantly I know
that I have the power to give my words meaning therefore determining their true
power.
As I go through this life that I have been blessed with, I try
to ensure that for the most part (as I am not always in total control of my
emotions- which will most likely determine how my words are used) , my words speak powerfully and positively and that when the ink from my
pen gives life to my words they speak truthfully of who I am and what I stand
for.
So here’s to the true power of words-cheers .
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