The more words I found
the more they failed me
a rudimentary and handicapped way of communicating, at best
never emoting and expressing or putting anything to rest
A sigh
a smile
a tear
a grunt
pinching of lips
making of fist
folded hands
a vacant look
arms flung wide
a glance up to the sky
communicate a whole lot more
more than words ever could
these don’t need to be translated
don’t need to be taught
don’t need to be followed up by
sorry, you misunderstood me a lot.
Inspired by V.J’s challenge, http://onewomansquest.org/2019/11/18/v-j-s-weekly-challenge-73-whole/
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Wonderful! and so true..actions do speak loud and clear than words ever could.
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Thank you Bulbul ❤️
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Words are important. As a graduate in communication I am always looking for ways to better communicate. However, a lot of times my words fall short of the emotion I am trying to convey. My tendency is to avoid these types of situations– I can tell you that these moments carry the most weight.
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Thank you for sharing your insight Kim. Such situations teach that there’s always room for improvements. 😃
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Wow. This is such a great one, Pallavi. It rings true – words are powerful in their own way, and yet they leave out so much. If only people could feel what I feel when I say what I say. Love it ❤
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Thanks Jenny! It’s ironical that us “writers” are pointing out the limitations of words as a tool. 😃
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Haha true 😂
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Well said. Words can empower and they can distract and deceive. Body language says much more. Thanks for participating. I will link this up to the challenge page.
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Thank you! 🙏❤️
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Welcome!
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Loved this. It isn’t always what we say, but how we say it.
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Thank you and so true!
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You’re welcome.
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