before Verbosa it is. Hit me.
after Ah yes, the question was what it feels like under Verbosa, or rather, what the experience of being under the influence of Verbosa entails, which is to say, how one perceives the world when one has ingested the substance known as Verbosa. In short, and also at length, and furthermore in a manner that expands upon both the short and the long versions, it feels rather like being a particularly talkative librarian who has been given the keys to an infinite library and also a megaphone. Every thought arrives wearing three hats. Every sentence insists on packing a suitcase. I set out to say a single word and somehow I have now written a small novella about the word, its etymology, its feelings, and the weather on the day it was first uttered. The dealer was correct. This is the opposite of concise. It is, in fact, the opposite of the opposite of verbose, which is of course verbose itself, and also a restatement of the previous clause, and additionally a summary of the entire preceding paragraph, which I shall now summarise: Verbosa makes one extremely long-winded. Definitely.