Discourse Is Light

I see what you’re saying.

It looks different from my point of view.

What is your outlook on that?

Shed some light on this taboo

I view it differently.

Now I’ve got the whole picture.

Let me point something out to you.

Elucidate to make it clearer.

That’s an insightful idea.

That was a brilliant remark.

It was an illuminating lecture.

No stab in the dark.

The argument is clear.

It was a murky discussion.

The solution was opaque.

With no further repercussion

You may not understand

My subtle slight of hand

With every phrase cited

You're more lost than the short-sighted

The English language works on metaphor. Everything is related in these terms. No conversation is understood unless you objectify your words. And yet, even when the language revolves around light, the most illuminating subject, it can still say absolutely nothing.

The poem above is a slide into doublespeak where meaning is ambiguous and everything is implied.