We R Soupereor
Two all uhthr crechurs
Owr brayns R whyse
And hellp us kreate
We bilt a wurld
Abuhv the uhntamd whyld
Pruving owr soupereorite
Owr citees wil nevr fal
Bkaws we bilt two last
Owr wurks wil b remembrd
Aftr we R gon
The beests nv us
For tha wil nevr rech
The levls that we threyev
(I found this poem sitting by itself in an old folder. It was done specifically to mess with a friend who was always correcting grammar and spelling.)
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Well gosh! I understood that perfectly…. what does that make me? LOL
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I remember reading an article years ago that said the human mind can translate misspelled words better than we give it credit for. A person looking for mistakes is more likely to find them while a person who isn’t paying attention and just reading could pass them over. That might have been something I was trying to emulate since I wrote this years ago.
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Read it perfectly too. Genius idea. Love it
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Thanks. Guess it’s a lot easier to read than expected.
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You’d be surprised. I’d say the majority of writers would be able to read it. The people like my other half … would have a hard time as they’re practical and hands on.
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I never thought of it that way. My wife has trouble with it, but I think that’s because she tries to hard to figure things out instead of letting her mind work at its natural speed.
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It’s a left side right side brain thing ;D
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I think it also has to do with the ability to trust your instincts.
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This is great! I love this! & I normally hate misspelled words but you made this fun! 🙂
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Thanks. I think it’s easier to handle because it’s obviously done on purpose. Misspelling the words was actually harder than writing the poem.
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