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I've heard some spooky kooky sounds being uttered. Yelp!
They've got me curious and furious, frantic and fluttered,
It's the General American language, when muttered, I shudder.
I can't sleep! It won't stop! It's lunacy!
Maybe you can help me? Listen up and see...

It started one cold October night.
There were fifteen Howling Vowels in sight.
The first three--diphthongs--vowels coupled together--
Doubling the troubling, in the same bitter syllable!






First were the foul aʊ sounds
That plowed the castle grounds
Of a mouse and a louse playing house
Next to an aʊl who lost her blouse.















Secondly were the aɪ cries
From horrifying eyes.
Imagine my surprise
When I found the spaɪdər
Spying in disguise?














Ahoy! What's all the noise?
Legions of deploying ɔɪ joys
Roaring from wild girls and boys
Guising for tricks, candies, and tɔɪz!




















I can never erase the vexatious malaise
Caused by the strange neighing bay
Going eɪ. eɪ, eɪ
Of what, I cannot say!
A trace of the alien face
Stays gaping out of the heɪ.











Antagonizing my ears and causing me tears
Were a cacophony of æ yaps rapping for years.
Actuated from spats between aggravated black bæts,
Fighting over who gets which Halloween hats.









You can only imagine
The million ɪ sounds hissing
Invoked by an intimidating wɪʧ
Kissing while she was fishing.














Oh and what bothered me the most?
'Twas the moaning and groaning oʊ boasts
Blowing over and over the coast
From the ferocious gloating goʊsts!






Creek! Creek! Creek!
The evil mʌmi never sleeps!
He made the creeping i sound
Every time he peeked!



Again and again
Every night at ten
That's when
The inelegant ə sounds
Begin
Of the frivolous skɛlətən.







Not to mention all the calls
Through the walls and down the halls,
The ɔ sound that gnaws
From the scratching klɔz,
Without pause, without pause!





Then the endless flow and ebb
Of an ɛ e-echoing
Eh Eh Eh in my head
From the airy hairy wɛb.





















And in the parlor was a holler
Of an ɑ sound among the squalor
Of a hotdog-gobbling gɑblɪn.
Wearing a frog and dog collar.























Not to mention my apprehension
That simply would not dull
Of the pulling lulling ʌ song
Crooned by a cruddy bloody skʌl!





Look, I just shook
When I mistook
The unhooked ʊ woof
Of the book nook kʊk...






For the oh so spooky hooting
Of a couth u cooing
Of the monster we call bugi
Chewing, booing, and tatooing!













I know I sound like a scaredy-cat,
But I assure you I am not.
There were gangs of crazy consonants.
Twenty-four total! Now, that's a lot!
I'll start with those Explosive Plosive patters
Of which there were six.
Instead of tasty yummy treats,
They made sticky stopping tricks!



First, there were the ping-pong pounding p sounds parading from a parrot and his paɪrət...










Then in the bog and the fog
In the west and the east,
Was a booming b beat
From a big brown bist.






Oh and the rapping t tapping,
Terrible for my soul,
Drumming till the end of time
From a terrifying troʊl.







Let's not forget, to my undelight,
Disturbing all the nights
That drowning dead d drumming
Of a dancing drægən strumming.











Night after night
Clatter as loud as a squadron
Went the crinkling k crackling
Of candies cooking in a kɑldrən.










Oh and the grating grumbling growls,
So cruel!
Of the ghastly grring g sounds
Groaned between Gozilla and two gulz!

gggg
ggg







First the mad mɜrmeɪd mouthed monstrous m melodies, moody and monotone they made so many calamities.








Next were the Nosey Nasals:
Noisy, voicey, and menacing.
Nosey Nasals--there were three.
Never mum and mute,
Just listen up and see!




No, I can never forget
The neurotic n nagging
Of the nebulous nɪnʤə
With the newt pet.



I can't think. I'm on the brink!
As long as there's a mʌŋki
Going ŋ, clunk clank, clink!




















Do you want to know what's worse?
The Freakin' Fricatives!
What a curse!
All nine of them are eeky.
Each of them I hate.
Help me stop them, please,
Before it's all too late!












They were fickle, they were feisty
Always flying in a flutter
'Twas the fightin', fittin' fɛriz
Flickin' f flames with every mutter.









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Hi. I'm Luna. I need some help.
I've heard some spooky kooky sounds being uttered. Yelp!
They've got me curious and furious, frantic and fluttered,
It's the General American language, when muttered, I shudder.
I can't sleep! It won't stop! It's lunacy!
Maybe you can help me? Listen up and see...

It started one cold October night.
There were fifteen Howling Vowels in sight.
The first three--diphthongs--vowels coupled together--
Doubling the troubling, in the same bitter syllable!






First were the foul aʊ sounds
That plowed the castle grounds
Of a mouse and a louse playing house
Next to an aʊl who lost her blouse.









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