Each week: one forgotten word, one poem. From the Misplaced Nomenclature collection.
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Enthusiasm
“Immediate revelation being a much easier way for men to establish their opinions and regulate their conduct than the tedious and not always successful labour of strict reasoning, it is no wonder that some have been very apt to pretend to...
Agathokakological
Watch how branches stretch for light, as the shade of their expanding canopy starves wildflowers below. See how roots drink from soil to sustain life, eventually shattering even the deepest bedrock. This is the fundamental nature of an agat...
Strand-högg
Dear reader, today's word is more of a journal entry, inspired by spending some time in the Western-most part of England, including the Western English isle of Tresco and several of the smaller coastal towns in Cornwall.
“In this...
Sefa-Craeft
Each of us plays an active role in shaping our own lives, including all things within our internal and external landscape. Awareness of the many small and beautiful things within this world is neither a passive nor coincidental behavior....
Widdershins
“Fair is foul, and foul is fair: hover through the fog and filthy air.”
Shakespeare, Macbeth Act I, Scene i
“You never miss the water until the well runs dry” is an easy cliche. But it’s becoming a kind of shared experience that we’...
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Resurrecting lost, archaic, and forgotten words to explore the human condition. Each week features a meditative narrative and an original poem exploring a lost term and its history.
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