No text, but a visual code

[-JKP-]

We all know that in the VMS there are glyphs that always or almost always go to the beginning, others in the middle and others at the end of a 'word' or string.

Why can't they be the result of some kind of phenomenon going on in the plain text? Something like a poem with a different kind of rhyme scheme where the neighboring words sound like each other while still conveying meaning? A poem could also have characteristics like LAAFU..

I don't have anything to back this hypothesis up (yet), but I see VMS now as a product of (nomadic?) people trying to preserve their knowledge as poems with mnemonic images.

Poetry is not sufficient to explain the positionality of the VMS text, and the lack of variation.