well diacritical marks also represent higher syllable appreciation, and a lessening in terms of, how in english there is no diacritical use, and hence an excess of spelling - two examples already - or as in the case of  ᾶ, in the syllable deciphering: fur- -kaya- -aqua; i'm not going to simply regurgitate what someone else wrote, each to his own understanding, each to his own canvas.*

imagine that weird sensation
of your soul - that thing
you can be easily content with
a substance of thoughts
being taken away, and replaced
by an electric sizzling in your
brain, add 8 years to the symptom,
and then see the honest drinker,
the sedative user, the anti-party
animal, a hedonist hermit,
content with his own company
and purposively avoiding human
contact when sacred bonds with
people were shattered, cut,
so find this honest drinker, who
purposively humanised alcoholism
by calling it a metabolism of some kind,
who'd never drink to party or
to rip and smash and punch and growl,
who is looking at the diet of cats
and wonders: only meat? what a strange
planet i live on, animals that eat only
meat and people turning into
dragons by drinking what the Apache
called fire-water (φυρκαιᾶκυα).