tell me, what do they feel like? satin on skin, silken and luxurious gently brushed rose petals, their velvet caress soothing pain maybe sandpaper, each syllable dripping with poison ivy, a deadly venom of voice or pen stabbing you with ink quilled thoughts chewing on stained letters, each a glass edged piece of branded CAPITAL LETTERS on the page of your cranium burning and scalding you as they spill off your tongue quietly, shh, speak in soft shades of lavender or bellow it to the crowds, in violent flames of vermillion soothe or salt the wound of another with your pen forgive or arm yourself with a battalion of frenetic artillery
or let silence frame your contentment
Our words have major power to bring darkness or light.