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The Deepest Words

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They say a picture can describe a thousand words. 

But... what about a word that describes a thousand more?


#205 in Nonfiction (5/05/2018)


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Are you looking for something to read while you're waiting for the bus, in the doctor's office, or needing a few minutes of distraction? These stories, in a variety of genres, are all fewer than 1500 words long. You can read one and move on -- or can you? Perhaps they will imprint their afterimage in your brain or your heart, and haunt you for years to come.

Every word has some brief meaning in English dictionary. The idea of writing a book on all alphabets is to give an elaborated meaning of 26 words and there linkage in our life. I am thankful of my friend who gave me this concept of writing a book on each alphabet. This is being my first book I am not so sure that it may be interesting to readers level, but I am sure that it can surely add some value in your life. Word creates world. It has created mine. After getting insights to the real meaning of these words I am sure that your perception for life will change.

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