Quote by Charles Adrian Pacis

Words alike flames, they burn. leaving nothing, not even blood, but ashes, which are never identified, never retraceable and ridiculously impossible to be put back together again.

Words alike flames, they burn. leaving nothing, not even blo

Summary

This quote highlights the power and destructive nature of words. It compares words to flames, implying that just like fire, they can cause lasting harm and leave behind devastating consequences. The mention of words leaving nothing, not even blood, suggests that the damage caused by hurtful words goes beyond physical harm. It is remarked that the aftermath of such words is like ashes that cannot be identified, traced or repaired, suggesting that the impact is often irreversible and impossible to mend.

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Words

By Charles Adrian Pacis

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