We are like words

Composed with the same twenty-six letters

Yet when arranged and

letters organized in an infinite amount of forms,

we are given different meaning

With a ‘s’ attached, you become more than one

With a ‘ly’ attached, you become an adverb

With an “ing” attached, you become the present 

With an “ed” attached, you become the past 

We have synonyms 

Words that have similar meaning to another

For example, words like:

journey, trip, expedition, voyage

I took a journey into the light

I took a trip into the light

I took an expedition into the light

I took a voyage into the light

All alike but never the same

Used to emphasize different tones

Bring a different meaning to a sentence

Changing the message as a whole

But we also have antonyms 

Words that have dissimilar meaning to another:

lightness and darkness

Oppositions to clash with a words meaning

We all took a path to form us

A combination of various letters we took

Consonants and vowels

Together, a word is produced

Connotative or denotative

We have the power to have meaning

A single word can change a whole sentence.