Gibberish

Have you ever read “The Jabberwocky” by Lewis Carroll? If you haven’t, I highly recommend reading it. Chances are, if you’re here now, you’ve already read it.

Now, imagine that you are deaf. Okay, so you are deaf. You are watching a reading of “The Jabberwocky.” In sign language.
Thank you, Zor, for telling me about this.
Watching this is fascinating to me because I’d never conceived of the concept of gibberish being translated into gesture.
I find it empowering to write in gibberish sometimes. I’m not quite sure why. Perhaps it’s because gibberish connects us subconsciously to the roots of our language which we already understand, gabbé?