The utterance of words


So, I guess if I am to think of myself as a person who enjoys the utterance of words, I should make an effort to utter some. But in order for them to have some import, they must be in a form that is easily palatable to all.

If words are spewed for the sake of nothing else but their existence, then their existence should be of such profundity as to make readers nod their heads in appreciation.

Contrary-wise, if words are uttered for the sake of imprisoning a specific viewpoint or thought-process or idea , then the words need not be profound; they need just be sufficient enough to encapsulate the thought attempting to be disseminated.

In this case, the dissemination, or the idea contained within need not be easily digestable to all who consume it. For every human is prone to taking words written by an author, and making them their own. And in that making, the original viewpoint cannot but be tinged by the biases within.

But this essay is not one of that type. So, these words should be enriched enough to have the reader say “Hmmm, that was tasty.”

Or not. If you throw up, you may just have a bug.


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