Human Word Analogy

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HUMAN-WORD ANALOGY 

Humans come as words are written. There are different ways aspects of judging a word similar to how we would judge a human. Each word is written differently. some are written slowly and italicized. Some are written boldly. Some are capitalized. Some words are not lucky and we make a mistake. We falter them causing them not to come out perfect. But this is just their aesthetic beauty. Their personality is judged by - the alphabet they contain. Each letter represents a particular characteristic. For example, if the letter 'n' represents being an introvert that means the word 'in' is an introvert. But the amount of quantity also matters. for example, the word 'inner' is more of an introvert than 'in' as it has two n's.

Just like that, every word is different. Even two words written in the same way are different. Sometimes due to the way they are written, due to their aesthetics. Sometimes the words are called by similar sounds but have different personalities. Like main- mane; their names are pronounced similarly BUT 'mane' wants to be a part of the pride of an adult male lion while 'Main' just always wants to remain in the spotlight. Some words may have the same personality factors but they are pronounced differently and they want different things from life. Like minute-minute. And some words are pronounced similarly and have the same personality factors but want different things from life. like pen-pen. Every word is different. But all these words come together to form sentences. Sentences from paras. pars in turn form stories. each story has a different goal. different motivation. and all the words head towards a particular goal. All words come together to fulfill a particular destiny. And in the end, they do. Today we humans also need to full fill our destiny. so we all come together with one by one and one day we will fulfill the destiny of our story. till then we keep on moving keep on coming together, keep on doing good deeds. while the words are written and humans do good deeds another book lies with another story. the story has a different goal. and maybe inhabitants of some other planet in some other universe are moving towards completing that goal.


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