“Words rich in meaning can be cheap in sound effects.” – Dejan Stojanovic Word of the week–parsimonious (adjective)-unwilling to spend money or use resources, stingy or frugal synonyms-cheap, miserly, mean, close-fisted, penny-pinching, ungenerous, Scrooge-like Parsimonious sheeple in need of character surgery still trying to connect the dots neath their […]
and my life emerges one of the earth’s many gifts and with magic in my wings I journey above quilted clouds above the sun-drenched land I flit hither and thither oozing charisma my stage set as nature’s social butterfly § We are coming back to the use of metaphor […]
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Våren har omsider festet grepet. Snøen er for det meste borte fra vår hage, og selv om nattlige besøkende beiter på vår krokus og tulipan-skudd, så endrer det egentlig ingenting. Det er vår! Foreløpig har disse påskeliljene overlevd! (Antagelig fordi…
“It is better to keep your mouth closed and let people think you are a fool than to open it and remove all doubt”-Mark Twain Word of the week–mutter (verb)-say something in a low or barely audible voice, especially in dissatisfaction or irritation. Synonyms-murmur, mumble, whisper Let’s be […]
Me, myself, and I numbs while seeking myself what I am is not what I think I am time drifts while sensing myself what I am is not what you think I am Questions arise as to why my existence and do I dare settle for I am […]
“Sarcasm is the last refuge of the imaginatively bankrupt.”-Cassandra Clare Word of the week–asperity–noun-harshness, sharpness, abrasiveness, severity, tartness, sarcasm Ain’t no sunshine behind a wall of asperity Don’t like the popularity of vulgarity Nor, the paper doll effect of insincerity Flimsy stenciled characters with no personality Let’s question their […]
So young and naive in love, we believed met at the altar never to falter said I do, I do, I love you Too soon it faded our ties vacated ah, so sad, too bad it’s time to close the door open windows give more Life’s too […]
