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[tectak]

leanne - tricky to make yon clear since it means neither here nor there, but somewhere other there, sort of.

tectak - obfuscation? grammar? cockanay?

" It may well be a character with VDem writing a poem" - which it isn't - "but to what end?" - perhaps to show the frustration of yon - " It is eminently more germane to write ABOUT" - no need to shout - " someone who has suffered, for example, a severe stroke leaving them unable to communicate intelligibly than it is to write the malformed words or sentences which they may struggle with." - the sentences and words are perfectly formed, plus they offer you different ways to read them - for instance, them as nosey, can be read, as those who poke their nose into other's business or those who know him - " it is quite reasonable to write the clear thoughts of someone dreadfully afflicted with a severe speech impediment" vascular dementia is not about speech impediments, and it is not about clear thinking - if it were the character in the poem would not be so confused by he familiar - "but it has  been done. In fact, I  believe an Oscar was forthcoming." - should he have knocked everything of a table or mantle piece or some other Hollywood cliche? No thanks, I watch the dialect original - "If you want to say something about something then say something about something clearly." I have, if you think about it.

Bluster, buster.
We, you and I, need to define "clearly". If you need to think about it, clearly it is unclear. I am now a little concerned. You think that this piece is written in "perfectly formed" words and sentences? Check your title.
In fact, check the whole piece. It's "cockney", by the way.
Best,
tectak