Synopsis
That words create worlds, universes, galaxies and sometimes unite them together is certainly not a discovery. However, in such a large and increasingly complex social reality, it is necessary to remember the cohesive power of language.
We are also complete on our own, like vowels, which exist beyond triphthongs.
We are different when we meet, contaminating each other, changing our sound, like vowels.
Together we are more, we are richer.
The importance of a grammatical rule teaches us the importance that the absolute value of closeness assumes, even in a historical era in which it is advisable to keep distances, to the detriment of the strength of bonds, of transformation understood as evolution, of amazement and wonder.
Semivowels that aspire to the triphthong.
