Stelios said ι (iota), while Burak said ı (mini 1)
with missing diacritical dot
allowing him to sprechen omega (/ɯ/ \ ω)
| bent and . running off into
another parabola - Geminis
formed - then another dot
appeared, linguistic arithmetic
that's Turkic ï - when drawing
a straight line from y = x you only
need two points - ï = x squared -
hence the ɯ / ω -
Diyarbakır - sometimes known as
                                           diyarbakeer
                                                           "" (optional)
of the umlaut factor - umlaut on o (ö)
variant of omega;
post-existentialists would never ditto
out or pass-on words filled with meaning
to provide the Pilate ambiguity -
post-existentialists put stresses on sound -
why someone from East London
will never speak Queen's English -
" " = encapsulating ambiguity and freedom
                                           from morality -
" = how it was said prior, also know as tradition,
      or keeping with                                         "        .