Jerbish
The use of doublespeak and/or jargon to allude to an answer, and to elude a question. It can be read backwards as well as forewards simply because it's non-linear; linear perspective indicates no answer.
"A carrot on a stick."
Mounted to a pig,
that doesn't exist.
Trapped in a Mobius strip.
"A carrot on a stick."
Mounted to a pig,
that doesn't exist.
Trapped in a Mobius strip.
I had to sit through ten minutes of Jerbish on a YоuTube video. Even though it seemed like some point was being made, I distinctly recall not having discerned any intelligible information. I reached over to close the video and gasped in horror at my own reflection. My now 'mouth' was.. (open?), as if basking at the sudden realization. And my 'hands' too, as if the sight of them could bring me to my many feet in head-splitting agony. I passed out. And when I came too, I peered over my bed to my limbs, terrified of what I might see. "Oh, thank Yith." I said.
"Tentacles."
"Tentacles."
Jerbish by Eman Abdussalam November 8, 2022
Words you can keep
