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amuravasendiu · 6 years ago · FIRST

I can pronounce all of that except sward and ague

creativedragonbaby · 6 years ago

Though given the rhyming of the poem you can guess how it's pronounced

bugout · 6 years ago

Sword is pronounced sord, Sward is pronounced as it is spelled s-ward, bearing in mind that ward sounds like word while word sounds like werd.
Ague is pronounced ay-gyoo.
Understand it now???

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mrscollector · 6 years ago

On behalf of the dyslexic people on this site I would like to say thank you for the freaking headache

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shiftingsands · 6 years ago

This is only part of the poem. I've got the really long version, I may post it soon.

kittlez · 6 years ago

I can speak english perfectly fine but im struggling so much in my college English class hmm how ironic. >.<

catfluff · 6 years ago

This is much, much longer in reality.

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catfluff · 6 years ago

http://www.i18nguy.com/chaos.html here is the full poem - "The Chaos" was written by G. Nolst Trenite, a.k.a. Charivarius (1870-1946) and here is a person voicing it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1edPxKqiptw

purplepumpkin · 6 years ago

Wow I had gotten it right (at least in my head) I'm so happy!

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purplepumpkin · 6 years ago

I think I'm doing this right but does anyone have a link to an audio version so I can check?

cvasquezmorales · 6 years ago

BRUUH. Commenting to find later

guest · 6 years ago

How bow dat

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catfluff · 6 years ago

Cash me outside

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