A syllable is but a single sound, yet a mosaic of syllables illuminates our imagination. Through our conversations and utterances, we combine these logical sound units into words imbued with meaning. Structured sentences then become conduits for our thoughts, conveying vivid imagery in the recipient’s mind’s eye, telepathically stirring their fantasy, building worlds to relive the sender’s tale or intent. The power of language is inherently visual. We hear the sounds, mere mouth noises—each a nonsensical phoneme on its own—but in melody, they flow, playing the keys of our realizations.