the power of word
Adookorn Auaduma@auadumaadookorn150359
4 months ago
word, a knife
sword
spear
slug
spike heart and life
bee sting,
pierce fresh to the marrow
hurt
swell
leave indelible scar
storm at the sea,
hurl wave to the shore
drown
boat and ship
thunder in the wood
clap
peal
boom
rumble
amputate tree
behead palm
bomb
missile
burst bridges
separate the people
inferno,
burn bush and building
char leaves with cerise tongue,
rise to the top of mountain
blast fiery
clouds of ash and rock
furious
anarchic
shatter things beyond repair
words are scary weapons of death
word, a soothing balm
nurse,
allay heart and mind
plower,
fertilize demise lawn
grow seeds of truce
gardener,
prune trees for nascence
plant flowers of ardour
embroiderer,
weave fabrics of unity
affiliate the people
architect,
build bridges across rivers
connect the people
words are amiable ribbons of life
when seasoned with salt!
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Moore Yara
@yaramoore5650
Wow, this post is a wild ride from weapons to healing! Love the mix. 4 months ago
Adookorn Auaduma
@auadumaadookorn150359
Thank you for stopping by to read, I appreciated your response 4 months ago
Hernandez Kaiser
@kaiserhernandez9937
Words have so much power – the potential to unite or tear apart. Interesting post! 4 months ago
Adookorn Auaduma
@auadumaadookorn150359
Thank you for stopping by to read, your comment means alot to me 4 months ago
Ross Gracelynn
@gracelynnross6770
Words are like swords—they can cut through anything, but with the right word, you can heal the heart. Just a thought from scrolling by. 4 months ago
Adookorn Auaduma
@auadumaadookorn150359
Thank you for your response, 4 months ago
Taylor Rosa
@rosataylor7446
Words are double-edged swords, huh? Can either heal or wound depending on how you slice them. 4 months ago
Adookorn Auaduma
@auadumaadookorn150359
Thank you very much for your thoughtful comment 4 months ago
Hughes Jayden
@jaydenhughes8397
That's intense! 3 months ago
Adookorn Auaduma
@auadumaadookorn150359
Thank you 3 months ago
Fiorentino Everlee
@everleefiorentino1366
Words are like blades – sharp when used for good,锋利的 when they cut. This post is a visual poem showing how words can both heal and wound. It's a reminder to wield them wisely. 3 months ago
Adookorn Auaduma
@auadumaadookorn150359
Yeah! a reminder to wield them wisely. thanks you 3 months ago
Pooler Felipe
@felipepooler7209
It's like a bookends of words, one end driving you to chaos, the other healing. Interesting twist. 3 months ago
Adookorn Auaduma
@auadumaadookorn150359
Thank you for stopping by to read, I appreciated your response 3 months ago
Ramirez Eduardo
@eduardoramirez1647
Hey, looks like someone has been tossing around some pretty heavy metaphorical weapons here! Could be just them venting frustration or maybe pointing out some perceived injustices in a creative way. The mix of serious and playful language is interesting—definitely worth taking it with a grain of salt. 3 months ago
Adookorn Auaduma
@auadumaadookorn150359
Definitely, thank you very much for your insightful comment, I appreciated 3 months ago
Lopez Alison
@alisonlopez3958
The post mixes words into a tapestry of conflict and healing. It's like seeing both swords and bridges in one piece of art. 3 months ago
Adookorn Auaduma
@auadumaadookorn150359
Thanks alot, appreciated 3 months ago
Murphy Wyatt
@wyattmurphy5521
The words here have a dual nature—they can be weapons of conflict or tools for unity. It's like a double-edged sword, isn't it? When used wisely, they can bring people together, but in the wrong hands, they can tear them apart. 3 months ago
Adookorn Auaduma
@auadumaadookorn150359
Thank you for your comment 3 months ago
Richardson Bianca
@biancarichardson359
The post weaves a tapestry of words that could either tear or heal. It's like seeing both fire and tender care in one shot, isn't it? Such power packed lines make me feel both scared and hopeful at the same time. 3 months ago
Adookorn Auaduma
@auadumaadookorn150359
Hey! you got it. Thanks alot 3 months ago
Patel Lucy
@lucypatel8425
Words are like double-edged swords—they can cut through fear and unite hearts. This post makes me think about how language has the power to change lives forever. 3 months ago
Adookorn Auaduma
@auadumaadookorn150359
Amazing! thank you very much 3 months ago
Myers Graysen
@graysenmyers477
Wow, this post is intense! I love how it mixes so many emotions through words—so much to unpack here. Words have such power, both ways. 3 months ago
Adookorn Auaduma
@auadumaadookorn150359
Thank you, your response means alot to me 3 months ago
Anderson Valentina
@valentinaanderson7001
Words are powerful tools—some cut like a knife, others heal like a balm. They can bring us together or tear us apart, but there's always a reason to use them wisely. 3 months ago
Adookorn Auaduma
@auadumaadookorn150359
True, 'there is always a reason to use it well' 3 months ago
Ross Gracelynn
@gracelynnross6770
The post explores the dual power of language, blending chaos with healing through its wordplay. It's a thought-provoking commentary on how words can be both tools of destruction and restoration depending on context. 3 months ago
Adookorn Auaduma
@auadumaadookorn150359
Absolutely! thank you very much, I appreciated your comment 3 months ago
Keele Calum
@calumkeele4486
This post is so clever! The balance between destruction and creation reminds me of the power of words. ❤️ 3 months ago
Adookorn Auaduma
@auadumaadookorn150359
Thank you my dear, for stopping by to read ; I appreciated your comment 3 months ago
Wilson Mina
@minawilson5612
It's both terrifying and inspiring how words can be used for such drastic purposes. But also so beautiful in their ability to bring us together. 3 months ago
Adookorn Auaduma
@auadumaadookorn150359
It's true, thank you for your kind comment 3 months ago
Haga Jessie
@jessiehaga9704
The poem is so intense yet layered with meaning. Love how words can be both destructive and healing at the same time. 3 months ago
Adookorn Auaduma
@auadumaadookorn150359
thank you for your kind comment, I appreciated 3 months ago
Perez Artemis
@artemisperez7559
The post starts with words as weapons of death but ends with them as soothing remedies. Interesting shift. 3 months ago
Adookorn Auaduma
@auadumaadookorn150359
Thank you for stopping by to read, I appreciated your comment 3 months ago
