To the woman who cried when I told her "thank you",
I guess I never truly understood the power of words and a smile, though those are exactly the weapons I hold. I don't know if you were having a bad day, or just don't hear those words often, but I'm glad they had an effect on you. I don't say thank you enough, I suppose, though I often do very quietly. It is the very meaning of this letter. I hope you get these words as well, as to boost your confidence you seemed to be lacking. I know you work hard every day, so I want you to keep our moment shared together close in your heart, even if it makes you cry when you think about it. I am always thankful for any work done to help contribute to my school, and as I think about it, I feel that I do not thank enough people, for the number of hard workers is simply too large for me to conceive. However, you are one of them, and for you, I am especially grateful. You have made me realize so much about this world with one single tear. It's funny how a splash of emotion makes everything seem so different, isn't it? I light a candle in hopes that you get thanked every day for something.
Thank you,
A Silent Thanker.
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Writing on The Bathroom Walls
Storie breviWe all have things we want to say to others, but we never seem to say them. Whether it's lack of confidence, or loss of oportunity. But what happens to these words after we don't say them? They die, and become forgotten in our mind. Writing on the B...
