Book of Forgotten Words
CraigEach week: one forgotten word, one poem. From the Misplaced Nomenclature collection.
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Fǣge
There is a specific frequency when you realize you are being hunted. Not everyone, or someone else. But you. It comes only a handful of times in a life, and cannot be shared.
Versipellis
In the history of rhetoric, the versipellis is an architect of the shifting line. It identifies the figure who treats morality as a wardrobe. In the public forum, such a man might be draped in the white wool of a “protector of laws” while h...
Hierophany
> “And I will walk and talk in gardens, all misty wet with rain.”
Edstaðolung
> NOTE: This may be the final entry in a min-series of ancient Anglo Saxon words, coming from the far back closet of English thought.
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