Harry Potter is No Horcrux

I find it an interesting phenomenon, that during every discussion I've participated in, speculating on the content of the 7^th and final installment of J. K. Rowling's "Harry Potter" series, someone suggests that Harry himself is the 7^th Horcrux.

Let me back up a moment, for the uninitiated few who don't know what a Horcrux is, or those who may have forgotten. A Horcrux is 'is the word used for an object in which a person has concealed part of their soul." In order to 'split' one's soul, a person must commit an act of pure evil - murder; then they use a specific spell in order to encase the torn portion of their soul into whatever object they choose, thus creating a Horcrux.

That said it is my belief that Harry Potter cannot be a Horcrux, let alone the 7^th. As Dumbledore speculates in "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince," it's very likely that Voldemort intended to use the murder of Harry in the creation of a Horcrux; after all, according to Dumbledore, Voldemort saved the making of Horcruxes for murders he deemed special, or significant in some way. However, after the attempt at that particular murder (in spite of having Lily & James' murders fresh on his soul), Voldemort had no body and no strength. Therefore, he could not have created that 7^th Horcrux.

Returning to "Half-Blood Prince" for a moment, two Horcruxes have already been destroyed - the diary used in "Chamber of Secrets," and Salazar Slytherin's ring. There is also Slytherin's locket, which I believe may be the one that was found at Number Twelve Grimmauld Place in "Order of the Phoenix" and Helga Huffelpuff's goblet, which we know that Voldemort stole. I personally believe that Dumbledore's assessment that Voldemort found and used some relic of Rowena Ravenclaw's to make the 5^th Horcrux, I also agree with the idea that Nagini (Voldemort's pet snake) is the 6^th Horcrux.