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VMs: Glossalalia/synaesthesia



Hello

Linking two or three threads - I typed the following block of text
fairly quickly, thinking as little as possible and trying to concentrate
purely on what it sounded like, trying to empty my mind of all but the
sounds. The result, to me, is coherent and fairly musical and sounds
vaguely orchestral.

I don't know if it will stand analysis but someone might be interested?
-  bearing in mind recent comments on the possible mental circumstances
of the author of the VMS.......


aosnfocmw wosnfvuyencs dnvcpwqmngfub wsncop cj xmsa
wwwwcovmaspc vvvpenmc kkkdospmvyq xh qko q owam vpa
sconbfvvbywb djvon somsns shckaof apcna shco j  vkf
shcdjgcs sqcmvisbn cmvomsdv kpjkllf kjshovjsh lllll
llsncviosb kjfdisn mcunba qlqpcya jwpcnwbcp lknoqns
kdkjcldjj kqpqpqpqpsmchwqck kwjwjnb kjocmskj kodo p
xksiobw kssksovcnsh kmiijns woslfdub nq ck n n n ap
wpqlgvywebvc jsjs kciam mdslcvois mvcugenn mks kmuv
qcnbwenc snciuasl ldmcvisn cisnfb m aocbfvydnbdovnd
cuwnctsaovfnbgls kxco msdoc smcusn qlqlqlq ckmvusnv
msovneetin smcio  smcos  mkciopmms jsjcudshs njhscx
wwdlckbjdy sdncy  cjhyfb chyd d hjdpsml skcdlcop co
cmpfnwfib kvrn fviuncvviencisac ss s sscenduvdvs wp
spcvnfvysbc ckldo ckdsos  smsmsm sksmsksmsms clsoam
cmdjsducnws dhdcy schjuds dciuwncnsuakdpvuydevbsujs
aosdncywbvciseb dnbcu nsduc  dncusn cmncin   cjiusc
cncusb dncidsub cjo niq niq ni hncia cxnoc ncosnc n
nic qnickm smcpvs wncubnwbvcy wbxycvb  bcyw xhunbsc
jsdnuisnb ncamndsnbco niq ni ancxosab qbncxnic nqic
nqic  dsndoq  qbdihbvi byudbb dnubq d nic ncid ncoc
smnfiwnv wgwqfgqfdffwfw kdiojnsiownd lfpfvffl kfosk
p p qpdnmco p q ni q nc nic msls cknic qocnviqncpqq
coinscnq nqid ancxpnmq nq nq nic snciw mq nos clkqs
dfmwn niq  nd  wsicne ndvn ndivi wnfiwn cni nqic sn

For what it's worth (if anything) it seems important that the letters
appear as a neat block, the look of the thing being so important, and
the difference between single and double spaces is significant. 

When I tried the same with numbers it doesn't really work.

18306 673-6 472-6 58306 11206 573-6 46298 63216
25436 6790- 74713 -3781 97865 45837 57415 0-009
6427- 65423 87649 45954 5943- 775-3 66663 2600-
63216 7794- 6--43 -0864 53700 64380 63211 34098
34980 21506 88401 36281 737-8 0-423 47627 10384
98433 773-7 87372 59280 04986 4-382 27165 36284
01010 48204 20572 387-4 43875 37298 13172 09264
18736 378-2 28740 26683 593-2 34842 38-53 38781
82847 37230 19287 3985- 37117 -3402 43733 49055
89104 28435 -4-58 33920 03749 27183 44444 38194
42045 1-1-3 45820 48909 29852 29857 21945 6784-
29872 19404 -4-27 37820 00002 38719 71757 72914
20985 -0942 18181 48427 43-34 59297 38204 -3987
28975 1-475 27290 48718 1-1-1 37810 -374- 21980
32987 1-389 34820 5820- 43739 37213 31592 29840
42398 43289 10131 87953 65219 0972- 17382 871-0
19873 -0347 39813 -1048 2-017 65-18 98179 85092

I tried to do this the same way but it sounds more like machinery or
factory noises and conveys little meaning compared with the letters.

Oh well....

Regards

Anthony

-- 

        The older I get, the better I was.
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