Prose The Branks

[Hannah Capps]

"If you don't rest your tongue, I'll send for the bridle and hook you up."
"The Brank" or "Scolds' Bridle" by B. H. Cunnington, F.S.A. Scot. Source

Serna: "I should have put a ring in your mouth the day we met."
June: "And I should have let you burn." Handmaid's Tale, Season 3, Episode 6 "Household"

Being is the noun; form is the adjective.

Matter is the noun; motion is the verb.

Wherefore hath Being clothed itself with Form?

Wherefore hath Matter manifested itself in Motion?

Answer not, O silent one! For THERE is no "wherefore" or “because.”

The name of THAT is not known; the Pronoun interprets, that is, misinterprets, It.

Time and Space are Adverbs.

Duality begat the Conjunction.

The Conditioned is the Father of the Preposition.

The article also marks the Division, but the interjection is the sound that ends in the Silence.

Destroy therefore the Eight Parts of Speech; the Ninth is nigh unto Truth.

This also must be nullified before thou enterest into The Silence.

Aum.

 

[KriptonitXxx]

Son erdem iki duygudan ihya olma yolunda sabittir": Korku(Temkinliyim) Ümit(Beklenmeyen Sonunda sonu vardır)

 

[Hannah Capps]

Son erdem iki duygudan ihya olma yolunda sabittir": Korku(Temkinliyim) Ümit(Beklenmeyen Sonunda sonu vardır)

The last virtue is fixed on the path of revival from two emotions": Fear (I am cautious) Hope (The Unexpected has an end in the end)
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[KriptonitXxx]

Son erdem, iki duygudan kaynaklanan diriliş yoluna sabitlenmiştir: Korku (Temkinliyim) Umut (Beklenmedik olanın sonunda bir sonu vardır)
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