The Most Important Time For Words

My expressiveness allows me to convey emotion while telling a story. This ability has made writing an important outlet for my feelings. I stay away from constructed pieces, and instead use writing as more of an art form. With flowing verses instead of rigid paragraphs, I manage to use my pen as an outlet of my thoughts. My writing shows my passion for the topics I choose to my readers and often looks at a different side of seemingly matter-of-fact circumstances.

Also the quotes shows that the way someone, talks, or writes can reveal who they are. Also this quote shows that language is much bigger than just a word, it is an idea that people use to base initial conceptions about another person. He makes it known that language is created by the conditions and state of life.

Words are like vessels—they are merely novel constructions of sounds empty of meaning until we fill them. They mean only what we discern in them, and nothing more.

We choose the words we use in the same way we choose the clothes we wear and the colour we paint our house. Words can be powerful, emotive, and evocative. That is to say, their choice is never accidental, but a deliberate act of... . Yet, words can be twisted into any shape.

Personally I feel that writing can be a great source in expressing our feelings, hopes, and dreams that can’t be conveyed through spoken words. Especially, looking at Autobiography of Red in which Geryon used writing to document moments in his life and how he felt during that time. The only down fall with writing is my case is organizes my thoughts to flow how I would like them to.

So many aspects of our lives rely on the ability to effectively communicate. The most important aspect of my life is the relationships that I’ve formed; many of these people have helped shape me into the person that I have become. However, writing has become a major part of my life. Without having the ability to express my feelings by writing, I feel like I would merely keep them bottled up inside. Additionally, reading has allowed me to enter new worlds; you can become a world traveler by reading a phenomenal book. In conclusion, I would be a completely different person with limited experiences and restricted

In society we are all influenced by many different things that take place in our lives. Those influences could include what people hear, what they see, and what they read. All of those influences are encompassed by one thing, words. Our words can have a great effect on a person and influence that person in some way. The outcome of something could be changed because of what those words were. According to John Keating in Dead Poets’ Society, “words and ideas can change the world” (Peter Weir Touchstone Pictures 1989).

Words can positively or negatively change your life. Many have powerfully affected mine. A great deal of people have said things to me that hurt, or were uplifting. Such things have made me who I am today.Throughout my life thing such as God, love, and hurtful people are things that have powerfully affected me.

I believe it is so interesting how we can take a few words and make it resonate deep within a person. I have this small black leather journal titled “Excerpts From a Book I’ll Never Publish” where I write short stories that are less than 150 words. I often find myself writing the characters [whom I never give names to - that way it is easier for people to relate] as a reflection of my surrounding. When crafting the thought processes in very quick but raw moments, I feel that I discover a lot about how we all think. It allows me to reason with the question of

In behavior analysis, we study verbal behavior because we're interested in what we do with words. They can be spoken or written or signed. We regard all of these forms as kinds of verbal behavior. We live in the middle of words, so it's hard to think about words as behavior. When we see words on a page, we're usually not reminded that they are records of someone's writing. When we talk about what we do with words, we're likely to say that we try to communicate things with words: information or feelings or ideas or emotions or thoughts. We do something even more fundamental with words. Words give us a very efficient way to influence the behavior of others. We communicate items of information or convey our thoughts or ideas because others often

It's the small things in life that add up to a truly meaningful one. Communicating with my friends, family, and even strangers through writing, speaking, gesturing, and posturing, makes my life meaningful. These communications occur every day. In fact, most every minute of my every day. I am not confessing to being a loudmouth or a talkaholic, rather to recognizing and appreciating every nuance of a spoken word, a glance where eyes meet, laughs, and even snorts and sighs. These moments are intrinsically intriguing because they engage my curiosity about each person and creature in the world. Communicating with the intent of developing a deeper and more complex understanding of individuals and the situations that surround them is an act that

Do you ever have those moments in your life that makes you smile because of someone? It might be someone who greeted you good morning in that coffee shop where you usually get your coffee before heading to work. Someone who held the door for you. Someone who tells you things about them. It is exciting to find parts of yourself in someone else. I have the deepest affection for intellectual conversations. The ability to just talk for hours. To talk about what is really important in this life we are living. I once met a stranger, we were just acquaintances back then. The time came that we started talking. We both got close and are interested in each other that lead us to talking more often. We were then talking

Words have affected have affected my life very harshly.here are just a few.”Your pawpaw died at about 10:00 last night.”Said to me by my mom.As you can probably tell this was very upsetting.”Keith took Jeremiah and Charlotte and he won’t give them back.”Also said to me by my mother.This angered my to the point of extreme rage.”I hate you dad!”Said to me by myself.This was sort of empowering to me.

As a musician and writer I have an over-inflated sense of importance and an ability to only signify my insignificance. I also use big words that I barely understand like, pulchritudinous. Which I know means beautiful, or something. I like words, they’re pretty cool, if I had to say words were important; I would. Also, as a writer and human being, I am one of the smartest and simultaneously dumbest people I know. Adding an interesting layer of dichotomy to my metaphorical onion of sad, artist thoughts.

Words spoken or written are something that are inevitable in our daily lives. We use them to communicate during all times of our lives. They could be used for happy times to the darkest of times, but without doubt, the usage of words in our world is unavoidable. When I was young at the age of 10-11, I recall the words that Robin Williams said to his class in the movie "Dead Poet Society"