GR translation: It implies moving past the tongue-stop

[Mark Kohut]

Say the word "odd".....one's tongue hits the roof of one's mouth, then
settles, stops moving*....

...then P's magnificent link of that tongue-stop--beyond the zero (of the
stop) with P. 85, line 8
"the silent extinction beyond the zero"......

Who f'in else could DO THIS?

*scientists discuss how glottal are stops or not, whether they involve the
tongue or just (mostly)
the throat...

On Wed, Jun 15, 2022 at 5:12 AM Mike Jing <gravitys.rainbow.cn at gmail.com>
wrote:

> V85.17-20, P 87.3-7  Odd, odd, odd—think of the word: such white finality
> in its closing clap of tongue. It implies moving past the
> tongue-stop—beyond the zero—and into the other realm. Of course you don’t
> move past. But you do realize, intellectually, that’s how you ought to be
> moving.
>
> What is the "tongue-stop" exactly?
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