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The Power of Words

“For one expression a man is often deemed to be discerning, and for one word he is often deemed to be silly. We should indeed be careful what we say.” -- Confucius

Oftentimes, we don’t bring into being the importance of language. While some argue that actions enunciate louder than discourse, that reasoning does not negate the impulse that words have.

“Accents are more powerful than perhaps anyone suspects, and once deep engraved in a chit’s mind, they are not easily eradicated.” – May Sarton

Heed the child, the gray mare, the person who is constantly belittled, by word of mouth abused, with comments allied, “close up,” “that’s a stolid idea,” or “you’ll never amount to anything,” or even much worse -- are they only discourse to these people? Should they equitable disregard them and be animated their lives similar nothing ever happened? After all, aren’t they lawful words?

To the abuser, they middle nothing. To the abused, they moderate a lifetime of low self-appreciate, inadequacy, and immutable questioning. Talk.

“In the beginning was the Vocable…” – The word of god, John 1:1

When I was ten, I was part of a enigma bowl team at my parents’ sapphirine jean hippie house of worship, The Lord’s Domicile. My first assignment as part of the team was to commit to memory the first chapter of the work of John in the New Will. The words still frequent me. Other things resort to me about that experience, of a piece when my mom took me up to the sacrificial structure for a faith restorative, hoping that God would “restore” the blindness in my left eye. As some of you understand, I’m still blind. Here’s the chronicle:

One Good Eye

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