ripoem

# ripoem; a poetic language focused on dark humour


# basic syntax
Each line ends with a comma, period, semicolon, question mark, or exclamation mark.
However, commas are also used to end argument blocks.
Comments are defined as a line following a colon and ending with any valid end character.
Every word in the line must have meaning, unless it is a comment.
All words can be modified using other words.


# Arguments
Argument words starting with a capital letter are interpreted as a string.
Argument words which have meaning are interpreted as such.
Numbers are represented by either 0-9 or zero to nine, preceeded by `the`.
ex: `the one`
Arguments are seperated by amperstands.


# Examples

- Simple hello world program:
	`hello is my Hello World, hello I say!`
	- Output:
		`Hello World!`

- Counter:
	`counter is my count; count up my increment; counter I say! perform from second execution.`

- Fibbonacci sequence:
	`fibber is the one; repn is the one; fibber I say, fibber added repn, repn is last fibber; perform from third execution;`

# keywords
Did you really think there would be any here? :P
The only static things in this language are the punctuation symbols.