Words Poems
Sometimes The Less Said Is More
Words
They make us and they break us
Can be a disease or a cure
Some of us have no limit on them
Whereas others are hungry for more
In some situations, just one word
Can bring peace and harmony
Other times misunderstandings
Lead each other to tragedy
Even though words are a blessing
They are a disease as well as a cure
They are to be used kindly, but remember
Sometimes the less said is more
© 2011 Marinela Reka
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Sometimes the less said is more….. simply beautiful, love it!
Wonderful expressions on words, Marinela! They indeed have the power to heal or wound us, so we must always be as selective as possible 🙂 The last line is a perfect clincher and so very true!
Hi Marinela .. so true .. think before we let a word out – hold off for a breath or two to rethink our choices … The Less Said is More – great post and poem .. thank you – have a lovely weekend .. Hilary
Brilliant, this could have been written for me as, well known for using 50 words when 10 will do, family and friends sometimes have to remind me that sometimes the less said is more.
Half the problems of the world can be resolved or will cease to exist if every human being ins bestowed with this wisdom…Marinela.. your talent is amazing.. and indeed you a are a rare thinking soul.. God bless you!!!
Fantastic..very true 🙂
Beautiful Blog! xx
Very beautiful, Marinela. It’s so true, words are something magic, they can be white or black, positive or negative, and so on.
Happy Sunday!
The less said is most often more. Very true, but sometimes hard to do.
very well said buddy… so true..
A word is powerful then man-ur poem so amazing
Love this poem reminding us to mind our words, Marinela.
So true! As a writer, I sometimes feel that love/hate relationship with words, especially when it comes to having to cut words out (I tend to be very wordy). But, I wanted to say, I really enjoy reading your blog and your poetry! Keep up the good work.
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