During my readings today, I found two instances of eunoia in sentences. I’ve seen plenty of beautiful thought in my lifetime, but today is the first time I saw the encapsulation of it in that word: and to have seen it twice in seemingly disconnected places no less!
I’ve heard that a word can be made one’s own by using it three times in a sentence. I’ve also heard that as soon as you publish your words, they’re not yours anymore.
What’s the word for growing increasingly anxious? I had to refer to my copy of Kant on The Critique of Judgment to remind myself of the word for the antonym of ridiculous just so I could satisfactorily conclude this without expending the content.
The Swing Bridge
January 30th, 2013 at 11:21 pm
beautiful word brad, tks u. luvverly pic too. and the structure for me evokes the sort of whimsical problem-solving engineering of a 10yr old with a meccano set. eunoia indeed…
February 3rd, 2013 at 3:21 am
there’s “like”
and then there’s “Like”
yet
neither suffices
dancing
shall we swing?
can the dancer be separated from the dance
leading
visual aide for word band-age
your eunoia
stimulates beyond normal ranges