Manifesto
manifesto
by jim benz
“Grammatical tautology” is the subject of this sentence.
Simultaneously, it is also the subject of the previous sentence.
The predicate of the prior sentence is also the subject of the previous sentence.
Therefore, the subject of the previous sentence is the predicate of the prior sentence.
Conversely, the subject of this sentence is the predicate of the first sentence
though the predicate of the second sentence is the subject of the previous sentence.
Likewise, the predicate of the prior sentence is the subject of the third sentence
while the predicate of the fourth sentence is still the predicate of the prior sentence.
The subject of the fifth sentence is always the subject of this sentence.
Therefore, the predicate of this sentence is the object of the proposition.
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There’s more than one way to seduce the sexy English teacher of your dreams. Nice concentricity and connectivity and guffawity. Who says logic and imagination can’t coexist?
The predicament is Misener’s scrambled brains. (I’ve been reading too much Douglas Hofstadter.)
Your thesis sentence sets off the tone. The message is a clear message. The reiterations build through the piece to the end. The proposition ended the last sentence I read. Your predicate is certain but where is the predicament?
It was a pleasure to read this. I guffawed twice.
Brain = Scrambled eggs.