Words Make You Invincible
Words Make You Invincible
Thousands of years,
Had the Human Race been on this Earth.
Thousands of years of war, death, famine, lost hope,
Brought men to tears of everlasting sorrow.
But this sorrow was not in vain,
For the valley of the shadow of death does not have to be crossed,
When hope is implanted into a group of people.
Hope is the effect of a great idea,
Whose substance is in words.
Words can change the course of humanity,
Words can vanquish the foe of despair,
Words can alter the life, the culture, the very basic principles and morals of a man.
In this life, on this Earth we are mortal,
But words are invincible,
Words create ideas and ideas create legacies,
That is why words make us invincible,
That is why I write.
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