Spoken And/Or Written Words

rew4er2nail

Time gone by e'er since being quiet natured boy,

more so nowadays declare exhausting countless

hours expending, extolling, and exuding prufuse

joy, no surprise, asper experiencing passion, sans

reading (select age appropriate material as a lad in

make believe world) still bespectacled bright eyed

and bushy tailed, (most absolutely definitely agog)

accentuating, expanding vis a vis jabbering (within

privacy afford double one bedroom apartment B44)

erudition enthusiastically verbalizing printed material

in general, and exercising vocal cords aloud, not cuz

I admire krispy, raspy whispery voice particular, but

hearing and seeing appealing genres (mine, though

morse hoe published authors especially informational)

purportedly not "FAKE" news incorporating sounding

out plus seeing words supposedly reinforces learning,

yet another less obvious pleasure (exclusive domain

availed primarily thru thesaurus brethren i.e. yepper

alphabetized lexicon, otherwise known as dictionary)

offers insight learning esoteric etymological minutiae

(just as quickly forgotten), which historical evolution

finds me temporarily linkedin both audiologically and

visually regarding forebears, (essentially transporters

thru numberless centuries) unwittingly, unknowingly,

unequivocally mumbling, modifying, massaging ever

evolving pronunciations sustaining communication as

living entity sustained throughout avast misty age pre

seeding impressing symbols (whether twenty six letters

of English language) upon tangible medium spurring

linguists to surmise aural and oral characteristics, and

no doubt searching complex edifice contemporary alive

tongues exhibited taking page from legacy of lingua

franca no longer extant.

 

 

  • Author: rew4er2nail (Offline Offline)
  • Published: May 26th, 2019 14:45
  • Category: Reflection
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