Hominid Gruntles
I wished to wave goodbye to my wife.
I couldn’t.
She was receding from me, now.
Trailing off, fading.
I couldn’t wave. I had lost the gesture.
I began to lose all gestures.
I began to lose words.
I began to lose language!
Language itself was receding, being lost!
(How I will be able, without language, to continue relating this to you is not a problem which will be engaged here.)
I’m going back, back, back.
I’m going back before language and gesture.
I’m going back 3.2 million years in time.
I couldn’t.
She was receding from me, now.
Trailing off, fading.
I couldn’t wave. I had lost the gesture.
I began to lose all gestures.
I began to lose words.
I began to lose language!
Language itself was receding, being lost!
(How I will be able, without language, to continue relating this to you is not a problem which will be engaged here.)
I’m going back, back, back.
I’m going back before language and gesture.
I’m going back 3.2 million years in time.
1 Comments:
I would be more alarmed to find my hairline receding.
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