The word is a written mask; it is with it that we defend and attack ourselves, with which we communicate—or with its absence, we become incommunicado.
Each word, spoken aloud or whispered within, functions like a natural law, an invisible spell that can protect, punish, or delimit.
They are verbal tattoos, marks that become embedded in the skin and memory, becoming the very substance of our identity. 🇬🇧
_The power of words_
Words are written masks — we use them to defend, to attack, to connect — and in their absence, to disconnect.
Every word, whether spoken aloud or whispered within, acts like a natural law, an invisible spell that can protect, wound, or draw boundaries.
They are verbal tattoos, marks etched into our skin and memory, becoming part of the very fabric of who we are.

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_L'importance des mots_
Les mots sont des masques écrits — ils servent à se défendre, à attack, à communiquer — ou, par leur absence, à breakre le lien.
Chaque mot, pronounced or murmured in silence, waved like a nature, an invisible sort capable of protecting, punishing or tracing limits.
These are the verbal tattoos, the marks embedded in the skin and the memory, which become the même of our identity.