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Yes words would have mattered
But only, if they could have deliciously expressed the happiness of a newborn’s mother
Yes words would have mattered
But only, if they could have completely answered the curiosity of a child
Yes words would have mattered
But only, if they could have explained the cosmos of a feeling called ‘love’
Yes words would have mattered
But only, if they could have taught the one using it of when to not use them
Yes words would have mattered
But only, if they could have helped the speaker be understood at their level than being perceived by the listener at theirs
Yes words would have mattered
But only, if they could have turned the violent enemy to a dear friend
Yes words would have mattered
But only, if they could have changed the mind of the people with power to bring peace in the world
Yes words would have mattered
But only, if they could have stopped the man who jumped from a cliff to end his life
Yes words would have mattered
But only, if they could have saved the dying
Yes the words would have mattered
But only, if they could have fully consoled the family of the departed
Yes words would have mattered
But only, if they could have saved the weddings
Yes words would have mattered
But only, if it would have convinced and taught patience to an innocent victim sentenced for a lifetime
Yes words would have mattered
But only, if they could have defined the meaning of life
Yes words would have mattered
But only, if they have managed to shatter the ego to make one accept the mistake
P.s:
Sometimes words are not enough
Yes the words are words and will always be words
Sometimes they are nothing more than gross machinery, primitive and ambiguous
May be a meaningful silence may work better than meaningless word