꒰๑͒•̀ुꇵ͒•꒱و ̑̑

The frame ꒰ ꒱ and the ꇵ between the two eyes all come from the Yi script: the brackets are Yi radicals, and ꇵ is a Yi syllable, listed in Unicode as YI SYLLABLE GUP. Only one other face on this site uses ꇵ, and it also keeps it inside ꒰ ꒱. The eye before ꇵ carries a grave accent plus the Devanagari vowel sign ु, while the eye after it is a plain bullet; the well-known (•̀ᴗ•́)و ̑̑ gives its second eye an acute accent, so leaving that eye bare is what sets this one apart. The ๑ right after ꒰ and the ꇵ itself each carry a combining fermata, the music sign that tells a player to hold a note, and outside the frame come the Arabic letter waw, و, and a half-width space with two combining inverted breves. Drop it into a message the moment before you start on something and want to give yourself a push.