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Hands by Reginald Stanley Birch Monday, May 10, 2004 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Think what we can see
HANDS The hands are human’s most useful tools They make light of many tasks They make a painter an artist They make music for the musician They make speech for the speechless They will not make your mouth work They were not made for that perk The more you try The more the fool you will be Therefore think what we can see The waving hands about in meaningless gestures That will not make your mouth work The hands used in various postures That will not make your mouth work Therefore if you do not want to bore The parking of hands we will look for. Copyright © Reginald Stanley Birch 2004

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Reviewed by Sandie Angel	5/10/2004

...but aaaaahhhhh!...in speech, we always look for body gestures! Our hands do a lot of body gestures when we speak, and sometimes the gesture of our hands adds power to our speech. Imagine a speaker who binds his two hands on his back, how boring the speech will be. ~ Sandie Angel a.k.a. May Lu ~