My Magical Weapon

My Magical Weapon

It’s hard to think about the magical weapon that I possess. The reason being, that I don’t consider it out of the ordinary, no matter how many times I’ve had to use it. It’s not even secret, I don’t even try to conceal it. 

When I come upon conflicting parties in a major dispute, I just unleash my weapon and use it to save the situation at hand. At least I try to. It is powerful, yet doesn’t use much energy.

I was once in a situation where I found a totally distraught individual. They had been beaten down emotionally. They had lost the power to fight back and was ready to give in to their despair and loss. I gathered up the energy from my weapon and released its power. Consumed with the power, I let it caress the worn and broken down victim. And though the problem that initiated the stress was not solved, its power was diminished. No longer could it control its prey. The gray skies that had filled the sky began to show patches of blue.

I don’t always get thanked for my weapon’s assistance; sometimes it isn’t even acknowledged. I seek no reward. It just is what I carry with me, to use when needed. Though magical, it is far from unique. Hopefully, when used, it imparts pieces of itself in those that I do aid. That, if anything, is its purpose.

My secret weapon goes by many names, “kindness”, “compassion”, “empathy”, “love”. Keep an eye out for it. You may even own it yourself.

About hdh

I have been telling stories for over 40 years and writing forever. I am a retired teacher and storyteller. I hope to expand upon my repertoire and use this blog as a place to do writing. The main purpose is to give me and others that choose to comment, a space in which to play with issues that deal with storytelling, storytelling ideas, storytelling in education, reactions to events, and just plain fun stories. I explore some of my own writing throughout, from character analysis, to fictional, to poetry, and personal stories. I go wherever my muse sends me. Enjoy!
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