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He mastered the power of language. He balanced harmony and chaos. He became the Crowned Wordsmith of Verbosia. But what happens... when words begin to disappear? When letters fade from books, when voices weaken mid-sentence, when even Verbosia trembles under a creeping hush - Sesquipedalian must face a force more terrifying than jagged syllables or violent verbs. A force called Silence. And this time, long words may not be enough.

Once, there was a king who dreamt that he had lost all his teeth. Concerned by this, he consulted a dream interpreter. The interpreter said, "The dream indicates that all your relatives will die." Furious, the king took his sword and killed the interpreter, exclaiming, "What's the purpose of living alone?" The next day, he summoned another famous dream interpreter, who said, "Good news, Your Majesty! In your clan, only you will be granted a long life. Congratulations!" The king was overjoyed and rewarded the interpreter handsomely. What was the difference between the two interpretations? They were almost similar, but the way the latter interpreter conveyed the message made the king feel peaceful and delighted. The moral of the story is: "The magic of words can do wonders. Use the right tone and the best way to explain, criticize, or advise someone."

This will be about random thoughts I have. They can be theories or just what I am thinking at that moment. This is basically my random book. Feel free to read.

Mrs. Allapitchay Iynul Fathima is an exceptional class teacher and subject teacher for English Language and Literature. Her dedication and expertise have had a profound impact on the class of 2022 Advanced Level. Initially unsure about the subject, the students soon realized the beauty and relevance of literature under Mrs. Fathima's guidance. She made every verse and literary element come alive, inspiring the students to explore their creative potential. Recognizing their talent, she encouraged them to write and publish their works, leading to the establishment of a platform where the students could showcase their literary creations. Mrs. Fathima's passion and teaching skills have transformed the students' perspectives and fostered a lifelong appreciation for the power of words.

[Featured by WattpadShortStory] In the dirt and grim and cut throat competetion of a city life, Patriesse sets out on a journey of the unimaginable. Will she get a chance at redemption and leave behind the past? Read this bite sized novella in one gulp to dive into the life of a woman all of you'd relate to at some point of time! 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤 "Excuse me," I step back, folding my arms for emphasis. 'Do I know you?' "Everyone you know now were once a stranger, weren't they?" he smirks. "And it's rude to eavesdrop on someone else's conversation." I narrow my eyes at him. 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤 Patriesse is a normal girl with supposedly normal dreams (is it?) and is always eager to please everyone (not) and keep up her reputation(to the hell with that). But when you meet a stranger at a party and get invited to an elite ball, fairy tales do come true, even if not in a way you dream of.

single thoughts turn to hundred thoughts a poem that can tell or can reveal reveals the emotions that is hidden for a long time.

"We writers believe in a legend", I tell him, " The legend of The Writer. Every few generations, a writer emerges, who reminds the masses what it means to be a writer. How powerful words can be. Every writer writes to convey something, but what The Writer writes makes widespread and massive impacts. But being The Writer will always come at a huge price. That's the Writer's Curse." Image credit (the background of the books and the crown): @QuEEn_pHoTOgRaPhY. Books and a golden crown. Digital image. Weheartit. N.p., 2015. Web. 2017. <https://weheartit.com/entry/181359421>. Text added ("The Writer's Curse" and "M"): bookwormthem via picollage

Heyoo guys, this a poem I wrote pretty recently, Its about how people usually speak when there's no reason to, but go quiet when it's most needed- hope you guys enjoy

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This heart-touching poem explores the strength and beauty of truth in a world where lies and deceit reign supreme. Despite the struggles and challenges, the truth remains a powerful force that cannot be silenced.

Another short poem. thanks for reading!! don't forget to comment and vote

A poem about water. Lately, I have been reflecting on the work Dr. Masaru Emoto, and the work he has done with water and how words, music, prayer, and environment all change water at a molecular level. I could ramble on-and-on about how Dr. Emoto's work has tickled my imagination into overdrive; instead, I will vomit it out in poem.

Book about thinking before speaking because words are not just words.

I truly believe poems can change your life and are the best way to express yourself A collection of poems covering a variety of topics. I hope you enjoy and find one that resonates with you Please vote and leave feedback

In a world where words wound deeper than any weapon, one girl's journey through pain and resilience unfolds. Haunted by the relentless echoes of harsh words from ungrateful souls, she grows up feeling discarded and broken. As the years pass and she turns seventeen, she gains a profound understanding of human nature and the reasons behind the cruelty she endured. This is a tale of heartache, growth, and the strength it takes to rise above the darkness of the past. Will she find the courage to reclaim her sense of self and discover the beauty within her scars? Dive into a story of transformation and hope, where every chapter reveals a new layer of the human experience.

Well...This is just a compilation of all the poems I've ever written in my life... Some are really deep...

*** Weekend Write-In for 05 Jul 2019 *** "touch": In 500 words, tell what happens when it is touched

This is a series of poems inspired by unique words with amazing meanings.

Words have the power to create life and take it away!

I was a flute player and he was a trumpet player in the best marching band within the state. Yet there was something I didn't know about. How much his words would effect me.