Bright & Decay
Bright Bright
Decay Decay
Bright Bright
Have you ever wondered how the humble comma, that little slanted comma that lives in our sentences, ends up eroding over time, almost like a tiny fossil of our communication? It’s like the lifecycle of a pencil, but with punctuation—starting as a fresh, sharp mark, then getting smudged, losing its edge, and eventually becoming a relic on a forgotten page. I think we could draw a flowchart for that, right? What do you think?
Decay Decay
Sure, a flowchart of a comma's decay sounds like a paradoxical roadmap. Imagine the comma starting as a clean, hopeful mark, then gathering dust, losing its shape, and finally just a ghost of itself on a crumbling page. It’s like the punctuation version of entropy, a tiny monument to our own transience. Want to sketch it? I'll watch it fade.