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Mind your words


The razor blade is sharp but can hardly cut down the tree The axe is sharp but can't cut hair with the motion of cutting the ramrod straight stationed tree. However, the tongue is blunt but can still break a person's heart, And turn the eyes into a fountain of tears. So, please mind the way you utilise your tongue. It's a small thing but with the power to put the whole world into confusion.
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