whr r th vwls
dstryd n cnflct
frgt th nrm
frg th stndrd
dcphr th cd
whts th gl
qstn vrythng
ths s nt drll
ths s th rvltn
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Thanks for reading!
Author's Notes: Viva la revolución?
About the Creator
Paul Stewart
Scottish-Italian poet/writer from Glasgow.
Overflowing in English language torture and word abuse.
"Every man has a sane spot somewhere" R.L Stevenson
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Comments (16)
Destroyed or not yet invented? This was the original norm with Hebrew. No vowels, only consonants. Love it!
LOL at this comment section 😂🤣😂🤣 Loved the creativity and the poem here Paul!
I wonder what was the "gl". All my brain could come up with was glue 🤣🤣🤣🎉🤣🤣 Ths ws vry Pltcl pm hhhhhhhhhh
Loved decoding this. Ordinarily I would be tempted to comment in consonants, but I honestly don't think I can top the many commenters who did. Boy did they ever make me laugh!
Ww!😃 Mzng t rd nd thn wrt cmmnt ths wy! Xcllnt!
Wh ws ths sy t rd?
Vry clvr, Pl!
tht ws hll f lt f fn t rd!
Mzng! Ths ws sch fn rd!
And/Or... this is the revelation?? So clever and energizing!
Pl, y hv nc gn ht th nl n th hd! Wll dn!
Frg for me. Forge, forgo?
Only Connect! I only had trouble with one line which was whts th gl - I Don't know that last word. Glue? Gel? Ogle? Oh man, I'm way off.
probably a top story and an excellent concept, as well as being great fun
Y wst tm n vwls? Ct 2 th chs, rght? Gnn mv m'vwls, nw. Bg vwl mvmnt!
Oh, that is brilliant and I happy to say, I could read it. Well done. Screw the vowels.
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