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Jun 2016
it all started so innocently, a man sitting in a
darkened garden, just prior, a thunderous
calamity passed the skies - in the darkness
he quickly surrendered himself to a mantra:
wee wee wee              vee vee vee
wee wee wee              vee vee vee
wee wee wee              vee vee vee
wee wee weekly         vee vee veering...
ma ma ma                    na na na
ma ma ma                    na na na
ma ma maternity        na na nativity.

upon noticing the many forms of the mouth,
the serpent tongue, whenever used, and how,
the collapse of the lips, or their opening -
it started on the optical basis:
why is *w
named a double-u? optically speaking,
the symbol w represents a double-v,
after all, a cruder, easily chiselled-in symbol
for a rock-face, nothing akin to the omega curvature,
which does indeed look like a double-u (ω) -
phonetically speaking, it has to be investigated
looking at the pronunciation of every letter
when governing a word alphabetically -
for example, in using v, the central incisors touch
the bottom lip ever to briefly, there is no use
of teeth when *w" is spoken, although the lips create
a ~pout (approximate of)...

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Mateuš Conrad
Written by
Mateuš Conrad  36/M/Essex (England)
(36/M/Essex (England))   
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