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put out your eyes as if they were a fire

I wrote a poem in reaction to Rick Morneau's call to avoid metaphor in conlangs(external link). See the Daily Whale(external link) from 10 July 2001(external link).

A Note to Artificial Language Designers

Put out your eyes as if they were a fire.
Put out your eyes as if they were the trash.
Put out your eyes: They're just a metaphor.
Now let's get down and mosh.

I actually have a lot to say about metaphor. I suppose someday I'll get around to saying it.

mi'e jezrax


 
About as oblique as helsem, only in English instead of zirpu.

Neither of us seems oblique to me zo'o. I don't feel fluent enough to write in verse yet, but I'm learning. I have some ideas about how to adapt verse forms to the nature of the language. mi'e jezrax


ni'oni'o le dei mutpapri cu se zbasu la'o zoi. admin .zoi. gi'e rore'u se galfi de'i zoi gy. Friday 30 of November, 2001 12:31:04 GMT .gy. gau la'o zoi. admin .zoi.