Joyous greetings, fellow steemlings! After a while completely focused on writing fiction, I've decided to take part in 
I must admit I was going to miss this one as well, but my friend 
Without further ado, enjoy:
Too long ago, a man of lore
From a country now gone
Of words, some words of wisdom said
I think we should dwell on
Our world through lexicon described
Can only be so vast
As our vocabulary is
The world, through words we craft
So go on, men, your language learn
Or others if you want
A deeper understanding earn
Or just the right to vaunt
Afterword
This was a great opportunity to remember one of the few truly great persons in my country's history that I truly admire.
The man was Arturo Uslar Pietri, a sort of humanities jack-of-all-trades who was as much a fiction writer as he was a politician and historian. He wasn't the first to talk about the limits of our world being the limit of our vocabulary, but he wrote an article on it once, which was where I read it first.
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