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We all speak only in light now-- (Poem)

Excerpt: We all speak only in light now-- the one holdout, a professor at the Polytechnic who claimed audible speech should be preserved the way things are in a museum sentenced to lose his tongue. The judge's opinion, while harsh, was brilliant, literally. A poem or fragment, derived from Frank B. Ford 's Google Drive. Ford was an experimental poet and playwright, and it was his wish to have his work publicly archived online after his death. The file was automatically converted into an OpenOffice document from WordPerfect, AbiWord, Microsoft Word, or text, and was located at: ./WKINGfrmpc/wking13/speaklight.odt on the drive. The file date may not be accurate, especially if it is dated after 2022. ~42 words. Frank B. Ford (1932-2023): Works , Short CV , Obituary , Blog

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