Honeymoon - it describes a phase of happiness and joy and alludes to the waning/changing of feelings in a relationship. Just imagine the moon as a sphere filled with honey, glowing like amber.
Nose candy - granted, a slang term for a substance that has numerous harmful effects. However, it's a creative and funny euphemism. I laughed a lot when I first heard the word. If you know it, you discover a hidden sense in Sammy Davis Jr.'s song "The Candy Man Can".
Which English words have a poetic quality for you?
I must say I've rather liked the word "defenestration" (meaning to pitch somebody or something out the window) ever since I learned about it as a kid. Apparently the word was coined due to a couple of instances of this in Czech history.
Ere
I always liked that
In its temporal suspension
" Ere the fall of night
The sunset
Waiting
Trembling "
Lol,i just made tt up....
Ere is a pretty good word
In the resolution of the the inevitable
Which shall follow
And the consequences
Of thereall...
And that which will be
Follows that which
Has been...
And resolution
Sometimes follows
Or perhaps
Reignites
Mere confusion....
Leaving us wondering
What we just said...
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> Honeymoon - it describes a phase of happiness and joy and alludes to the waning/changing of feelings in a relationship. Just imagine the moon as a sphere filled with honey, glowing like amber.
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