Word of the Week #40
Ted’s dissertation was little more than adoxography, and he failed that final year. adoxography (noun) 1. Beautiful writing on a subject of little or no importance.
Write Gooder, not Better
Ted’s dissertation was little more than adoxography, and he failed that final year. adoxography (noun) 1. Beautiful writing on a subject of little or no importance.
“What makes a poet a poet? The slender antenna of awareness combing the air for messages.” -Luci Shaw
The newly-hatched phoenix blazed like an incalescent flower, brightening the entire midnight sky. incalescent (adjective) 1. Growing hotter; set ablaze.
“It takes a great deal of courage to see the world in all its tainted glory, and still love it.” -Oscar Wilde
The music dirled through every fibre of his being, awakening his senses and dancing in his blood. dirl (verb) 1. To thrill, to vibrate, to tremble or quiver.
Athazagoraphobia is why I write. When I die, I want to have been more than a shout in the void. athazagoraphobia (noun) 1. Fear of being forgotten or ignored
Bill was too much of a pochemuchka not to become a journalist. pochemuchka (noun) 1. A person who asks a lot of questions