˘˘~˘˘є(ᵕθᵕ｡э)༅͙̥̇⁺೨*˚· ˘˘~˘˘

At each end of the line sits ˘˘~˘˘, and the heights inside it don't match: each ˘ (BREVE) sits up near the tops of the parentheses, while the ~ (TILDE) in the middle drops to roughly the vertical middle of the parentheses. So each ˘˘~˘˘ rises and dips, like water lapping on either side of the face. Each eye, ᵕ (MODIFIER LETTER SMALL BOTTOM HALF O), is the same kind of curve as the breves, an arc bulging downward, but the eyes sit lower, at about the middle of the parentheses' height. Neither eye has a pupil, just that one arc, so they look closed. Between them stands θ (GREEK SMALL LETTER THETA), spanning most of the parentheses' height: its top comes close to the tops of the parentheses, and its bottom is level with the bottoms of є (CYRILLIC SMALL LETTER UKRAINIAN IE) on the left and э (CYRILLIC SMALL LETTER E) on the right. Its crossbar runs at about the height of the eyes, so θ sticks out roughly as far above the eyes as below them. A mouth would sit below the eyes, but θ reaches above them as well, so it looks more like a bird's beak. Right after the ) comes ༅, a Tibetan mark (TIBETAN MARK CLOSING YIG MGO SGAB MA). On this site it's drawn as a small curl with two downward-bulging arcs stacked beneath it. A dot, ̇ (COMBINING DOT ABOVE), sits at the upper right of ༅, and at the lower right of ༅, ͙ (COMBINING ASTERISK BELOW) and ̥ (COMBINING RING BELOW) land on the same spot and merge into one small dark blob that sits entirely below the bottom edges of θ, є and э. After a ⁺ comes ೨, the digit two of the Kannada script from southern India (KANNADA DIGIT TWO): a small loop at the upper left, then a stroke that swells out to the right, comes down, and ends in a flat line running left along the bottom. The Tibetan ༅ and the Kannada ೨ both have a small curled loop, so behind the closing parenthesis two little swirls follow one another, a bit like eddies in water. After ೨ come *, ˚ and ·, then a space, then the right-hand ˘˘~˘˘. On the left, the only thing between ˘˘~˘˘ and the opening parenthesis is є.