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Yah, really David, your whole comment sounds asemic ...
Morse code, that's it, Katerina. Great piece below by Marie ...
Yes, I like it. Although as a non-asemic (if I eat just two words of gobbledygook I break out in hives) this reminds me of a text redacted with Morse Code made of threads. Which reminds me of an old Lithuanian blessing: May all your redactions become a code for some future archivist to decipher for his post-doctorate. It probably flows more smoothly in Lithuanian.
Wow, Loving this!!
WOW...very beautiful !
Whoa-Za! That's nice. I have an asemic piece by Rebecca I've been waiting to blog. She is g-o-o-d, IMHO.
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