HeartWording signs

"Heartwording" sings      

       Also the heart becomes fluent when it speaks more than one language.

       A multi-language heart is more dominant over the feelings than a simple one.

       Bizarrely, yet amazing in their diversity, some feelings take a certain rhythm of wording which follows the structure of a specific language. Sometimes love wears the tones of Arabic poeticalness, some cases the words seem of deep meanings if in English they are uttered, parfois en Français les sentiments parraissent plus sentis .

       The search, from one side, for connecting the mind and the heart, and from the other side voicing and wording them both is a quest with heavy needs. The bonus resulting from speaking multitude languages will serve this quest and therefore make our tongue more human.

       “The human tongue” can express our feelings concisely and ‘richly’, it is also described as such because it covers a wider vocabulary, syntax, and semantics etc… than the mono-language tongue does. Try to think of at least three languages which re at your tongue’s disposal ! or even dear to imagine the words of this pack racing into your mind and your heart so that they might succeed to see the enunciation light, out.

       The possibilities of mixing different styles from languages could not be launched unless we believe that all of the human sounds are voiced from our human system in its human primitive notion; isn’t it a very subtle and naïve idea ?

      So so so, I am Moroccan loving Amazighya from the other side, speaking Arabic and French and English, 

      What would I do if not welcoming them all and trying to find and savor their chemistries.

The photo: I took it in Hoceima, the Amazighian city in the north of  Morocco. The sun leans towards the WEST, from where foreign languages came, implemented their styles, and have shared considerable spaces on our grounds.