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Words by HBF Teacher Sunday, March 15, 2009 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan In this world, there are a million ways to hurt.
In this world, there are a million ways to hurt. Who needs a gun or a knife? Or even sticks and stones? Nothing, not even glass, cuts like words. They slice fatally through the heart Like a bullet through a thin layer of silk, With remarkable ease, Yet deadly accurate. The body continues to walk While the heart and soul Quietly die.

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Reviewed by Frances Seymour	2/8/2010

Dear Teacher, oh how true your words are! Words do possess the power to hurt or to heal. Well Spoken! Blessings...Frances




Reviewed by Annabel Sheila	5/10/2009

Well done! And ever so true!




Reviewed by Marcia Miller-Twiford	3/15/2009

Your words are so very true. Hearts and lives have been shattered by just one carelessly spoken word. Sometimes on purpose, sometimes unintentional, but the hurt is the same. My compliments for this superbly crafted poem that speaks a million words.