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Hard to sell a tale with no title, words form first thought on how a memory is wrought
Spaces in select places allow ad-lib thinking, would a prescription be useless without the diction
Even or odd numbers owe their life to letters, alphabet soup takes more ingredients to add to the ***
More we learn more we yearn , added phrases written or heard knowledge is power whether from fact or fiction
Treasure the pleasure of the story growing, as we read, we feed getting fuller as we are taught
Languages linger until formed into sentences, phases of phrases come and go with different meaning given or taken, reader or writer hold a unique vision
With no verb Ned is neutral while Nancy in bright neon is fancy, exclamations with explanations add detail, twisting of details in tales thicken a plot
Puzzles can be playful, missing pieces part of its function while also raising a player's stress become part of the addiction
Endless sound to be found come together as notes are formed, while adding lyrics show it as more human from plain or pain or something mystic held happily or healing someone distraught
No rank if pages are blank, only score when they hold more, letters lack meaning until formed into words, sentences grow adding information like more homes in a subdivision
Left in a ledger or record marks time in history, names separating families so their heritage is not a mystery, marks on maps just a spot over which people have always fought
So, take heed as we read marks or letters making us better, sensitive subjects shared sensibly, tablets show early scripture, news now in digital, memories made mental form our personal retention R.C.
Started as importance of how we are addicted to words, or even sounds in music to set a certain vibe, not started in that context but time with a once close friend who was also deaf mute taught me a lot.he was also close to illiterate so he learned to read & write and texting gave him a freedom never known and maybe something some of us take for granted, Thanks for reading your thoughts are helpful Peace. Rick