*I do not know whose author's masterpiece this is. But it is...
Ummah Post
16 November, 2024

*I do not know whose author's masterpiece this is. But it is excellent.*

Words are *written*,

Words are *read*,

Words are *spoken*,

Words are *coined*,

Words are *weighed*,

Words are *groped*,

Words are *sifted*,

... In this way

Words are *formed*,

Words are *adorned*,

Words get *better*,

Words become *refined*,

Words make you *laugh*,

Words *persuade*,

Words make you *cry*,

Words *smile*,

Words *tickle*,

Words are *sweet*

... Even after all this

Words *pierce*,

Words are *sold*,

Words get *upset*,

Words *hurt*,

Words *provoke*,

Words *fight*,

Words *scatter*,

Words *quarrel*,

Words *spoil*,

Words *tremble*

... But

Words never *die*

Words never get *tired*

Words never *stop*

... Therefore

Do not *play* with words

Do not *speak* without thinking

*Respect* words

*Ponder* over words

Give *identity* to words

Give words a high *flight*

Give *emotions* to words

Talk to them about *themselves*,

*Invent* words

... Because

Words are *precious*

Speak words after *weighing* them from the tongue

Words have an *edge*

Words are very *good*

And

... The reality is that

Words

also

have

their

own world🌎.

*Give words*

*respect*

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