The 'smiley face' design is comprised of a circle, within which appears two dots, parallel to each other and in the upper third of the circle, approximating eyes in a human face, and an upturned parabola in the lower third of the circle, approximating a smile on a human face. The design appears sometimes with, sometimes without, lines perpendicular to the corners of the 'smile' element. It is usually represented in the color yellow.
Oh, wait. I can tie this in to picture books. All that description or a simple picture? You be the judge....
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Hello Mr. Gregory K.,
I know this message counts for a comment to 'Apropos for nothing', but I didn't find any other way to post my short opinion about this page.
I read your blog frequently, and I'm amazed by the poems and
Fibbery. I like it that a new form of poems is 'invented'. I read about this thing in an article of a Hungarian web page, and I found it very interesting. I told my friends about it, and I also tried to make something like this in English.
Here is my attempt:
Non-English Question of Fibbery
I
just
wondered
if someone
who ain’t have English
as mother tongue is still able
to write some Fibbish in this lovely, song-like language…
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