An optical illusion
An egotistical logistic...
Have you ever heard of Metathesis? It's when you mistakenly rearrange syllables in your head... like kids who say "hecalopter" for helecopter, or "pasketti" for spaghetti... anyways, you can make tongue twisters using its basic idea.
Ruan Wright wrote one I liked--can't remember the name. But this is how it works: you take a few words, and then you replace the first letter from one, with the first of another like tree, foreign, sharp: fee, tarp, shorn, etc... and if the words have more than one syllable, swap them around, and use the "twins" in random lines... anyway, I get confused in writing it, but I bet you could do it...
It's funny the way your mind gets twisted up like your tongue does when you read things like this. --Charlie
Histories of the world are generally written to either celebrate technology and science, or to herald doom. My book examines the path of the spirit in the onward rush.
This book presents a narrative story of one person's journey of transcendental Awakening and Enlightenment as guided by his two Sage companions. It is grounded in Zen Buddhist and Taoist perspective and uses the I Ching as its structural framework. T
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An egotistical logistic...
Have you ever heard of Metathesis? It's when you mistakenly rearrange syllables in your head... like kids who say "hecalopter" for helecopter, or "pasketti" for spaghetti... anyways, you can make tongue twisters using its basic idea.
Ruan Wright wrote one I liked--can't remember the name. But this is how it works: you take a few words, and then you replace the first letter from one, with the first of another like tree, foreign, sharp: fee, tarp, shorn, etc... and if the words have more than one syllable, swap them around, and use the "twins" in random lines... anyway, I get confused in writing it, but I bet you could do it...
It's funny the way your mind gets twisted up like your tongue does when you read things like this. --Charlie