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This short fragment keeps the body in motion while language stumbles over what to call the act.

The page feels like a draft note caught before revision. Its interest lies in that unfinishedness: the speaker is already performing the gesture, while the sentence is still trying to decide how the gesture should be named.

A four-line fragment. Waving my hand around with what they now is called gag. A note on the strangeness of a gesture that once had a meaning.