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Words, Words, Words!
by Carol Wilson-Mack   
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Last edited: Friday, July 17, 2020
Posted: Thursday, April 26, 2018

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Words, Words, Words is an introductory article , telling us the importance of word usage.

“Words Are Important”

What are they?

They are individual letters that form words, and words than formed sentences thereby connecting us and informing us.

 I say they are a group of letters that met each other, got together and decided to share with you my dear reader a word. Than That word decided to connect to another word or words and formed sentences   aren’t you glad that they made this decision? I am!

The word, word initiates a sharing from its very beginning, what a great and loving thing to do. share.

The word, WORD lives up to its name and its purpose. Inform us, and share with us something that we may need and or want.

My tongue Hugs words

I don’t want my tongue to be hugging words that will hurt and harm, so I choose the great words, the loving words, though sometimes we have to use other words to make our point. That’s why I love Authors, They get it they understand the importance of words, they relish in the use of words they use their words to tell their stories,  to share with others in a loving way, just as the individual letters l did in their initial connection to form the words, the Authors use their  words to form stories. Stories make connections, share information, comfort and entertain. Sometimes they inspire.

And The Beat Goes on!

The founder of Author’s Den gets it because   he asked an important question in reference to Authors. He asked “Where would we be without them?”  Without   Authors? If I didn’t have to sleep, I would read all night! The mere thought makes me shudder.

 Mr. Matthew Miller, president and founder of Author’s Den created a Den,( not filled with lions ) invited  Authors, he sought to assure that we don’t have to be without Authors, and Authors don’t have to be without readers!  Another gesture of love and sharing.

So dear reader, I bet you too want to pick up the beat. Keep it going, follow the example of the letters meeting each other, coming together, joining forces creating a word, then the words coming together joining forces and making a sentence. And the   Authors gathering words putting them together, creating sentences.  And  the sentences coming together making books, and the Founder of Author’s Den gathering Authors, putting them together and creating a Den, connecting readers and Authors!!!

Keep the Beat Going

Dear reader, find your thing, Is it writing, is it sports, is it sewing, whatever it is, keep the beat, join the love and share it in your loving way.

Please return, we will explore another amazing word. So long for now, power your life with great words!

 


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Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on April 28, 2018
With you, the word has got religion. I love to play with words and am always a bit dismayed when I find people say that they have to use a dictionary to read some of my stuff. Oh, and I don't generally speak bad words when I'm talking to people, like you do. Conversation becomes confrontational when you use words that other people find offensive, even if you think that you have a right to say these words because you are you. A bit conceited, don't you think?

As an author I'm a bit concerned about censorship of certain words that I need to use to show the character of my characters and to show the meaning I'm trying to convey with my poetry. I don't think any words should be censored or out of bounds. But my voice dictation system would not allow me to say the common term for feces (stilted and medical) as, "shit." Likewise, the spellchecker in MS Word doesn't seem to recognize a lot of these words either.

Finally, thank you for praising Author's Den. I've been hanging around here for 17 years and find that collaborating with other authors has greatly enhanced my ability to write.

Ron

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