How Reframing Language Can Change Your Life?
Power of Word
Words that have dominated history
“Embrace”, “Kiss”
Words that cots have listened the most
“Lullaby”, “Oh..Saturn”
Words that have hovered the most over cradles
“When is your wedding”
Words of arrows aimed at a Call girl, the most
“Memorize”, “You will not succeed”
Words that echoed the most in classrooms
“Have a last look”
Words that are mourned, the most, over graveyards
“River of Milk and Honey”
Words that have lured a Common Man, the most
“Forget not to drop a letter”
Words that Railway stations reverberated the most
“Sir is bathing”
Words that telephones have murmured the most
“Dad is angry”
Words that have most frightened the kids
“Please” “Pardon”
Words that Europe is most familiar with
“You should have come yesterday?”
Words that the borrowers have regretted the most
‘All in the hands of God”
Words that filled sorrows to the hospitals, the most
“Enough is enough”
Words have lost their colours
In the beaten track
Now let us clear the cobweb
From each word
Let us change
the order of the words
Let us oxygenate
Each word
Change of words
Can change the life
First let us save
The words from life
Then, from the semantics
Considering the length and breadth of life,
Let us decrease or increase Our vocabulary
“He is dead” –
Instead, let us make it as
“He won the life”
“Failure” –
Let us through and say
“Success that stands away”
“Enemy” –
But why use this?
Let us call him “a distant friend”
If there is fight between a couple
Let us call it as “Wild Love”
If we see a leafless tree in autumn
Let us celebrate it as
“Beginning of next spring”
If an ailing body is bedridden
Let us say
“The tired body is resting”
If a drop of ink stains a white shirt
Let us wonder
“Ah, what a bright white around the stain”
When it is a new-moon night
Let us praise it as
“Star filled Delight”
Let the negative words be
Gone forever
Let positivity
Be the soul of life
Let us craft the old words
And replant them
In a new land
When the redundant words
are dead and gone
“Salt-less” life can turn
“Sugary” again!
It's amazing how much power words hold and how they can shape our perception of the world around us. Choosing to use positive language and reframing negative situations can make a significant difference in our lives. It's important to be mindful of the words we use and how they impact others. Let's spread positivity and kindness through our words, and make the world a better place.
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