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 n the beginning was the Word.
There was a little pond and in the pond was a little letter "O", a word.
Soon the pond was full of trillions of O's, happily mouthing their meaning. |
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And these longer words were fruitful and multiplied.
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in the Sea, the words bumped into one another and formed phrases.
"I am", "A war", "Am I" "You
ere", "of words", "I am what I am" and all
manner of phrases and sentences. All with meaning, and many with new
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And the phrases were fruitful and multiplied. |
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long the Sea, there was a shore composed of iambic clay. And of the multitude of words and phrases in the Sea of Beneficence, only certain ones would stick to the iambic clay. |
| be-ware wordy ward, a wordy ward a war, a kiss a war of words beware a war of words beware a war of words beware a war of words you err I err ere you err |
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ne day, along the Iambic shores of the Sea of Beneficence, a certain
new phrase appeared. |
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Beware a war of words ere you err.
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nd this new phrase was selected, and was fruitful and multiplied. |
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hen something happened. An "O" changed to an "I". Another changed to an
"A". (Others changed to "x" and "p", but these were not fruitful and were,
sadly, deselected.) Soon, the pond was swimming with O's and A's and
I's. The I's, in particular, thought they were something special, but the O's
were happy just to be noticed.
hen it rained new letters. The rain concatenated with the O's and A's and
I's. Soon, the pond was filled with "an", "or", "in" and "ox". (So the "x"
finally found a home.) Then some of the letters changed and soon the pond
was filled with every possible two-letter word including "up". And every
possible three-letter words, and four-letters. Indeed, soon there were
trillions of each of hundreds of different words swimming in the pond.
