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my words embrace me.
my words do not judge me from the outside.
my words speak volumes about who I am underneath.
my words define me in a way my speech never will.
my words convey an emotion that churns in the pit of my being.
my words will help you see who I truly am without the facade that I present.
my words are me.
my words allow me to speak with no sound.
my words allow me to feel with no pain.
my words are who I am and not who I pretend to be.
my words come from my soul and not from my mind.
my words drip with my emotion.
my words are rich with imagery.
my words are me.
my words bring me to a place of comfort.
my words help me find understanding.
my words draw characters in my imagination.
my words make those characters breathe life.
my words implore me to continue my journey.
my words free my creativity.
my words are me.
polysyllabic profundities 
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I love “your words”
Thank you very much. 🙂
I LOVE THIS!!!!!!
Thank you!! 🙂
Love it Sue!!!! 😀 😀 (giving you a standing ovation)!!!!!
Thanks Ang!! 😀
Your words are beautiful and powerful!
I appreciate that.
Your words help others see things in a whole new light.
Thanks Guap….that really means a lot to me.
Your words help me find understanding. My words help me find understanding. Words are our windows to the ways of our worlds.
Very well said.
Your words are magical! Great job!
Thank you.
My words are loud and obnoxious. And occasionally profane.
They are all of those things (which is what I love about them), and then they are tender and heartfelt when you least expect it.
Don’t be nice!! I was trying to be funny! You’re ruining it!!
I can’t help myself….okay….be obnoxious some more and I’ll play along.
Play along? So you’ve been patronizing me all this time?
Nooooooooooooo. Just enjoying your warped sense of humor.
Uh huh.
Your words are mightier than the sword!
🙂 Not so sure about that, but thank you.
Very nice!
Thank you!
I love this! It perfectly captures what it means to be a writer and / or lover of words!
Thank you. I appreciate that!
Reblogged this on Kirsten H. Whyte and commented:
I love this so I have to share it with you. It so perfectly captures what it means to write. I may have to print it out and stick it on my wall!
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