Frequently. Free-quent-lee. I love the sound of that word. The way it clicks around my mouth but ends in the soft “ly” sound, making it like a bite of dark chocolate that tastes bitter and sharp at first but then melts exquisitely on the tongue.
Exquisite. That’s another good word. It seems to glint in my head as I say it, and I imagine a dragon guarding its gold; which of them is more exquisite, the hoard or the magnificent beast sitting near it, eyes burning almost as much as its mouth, flames curling around its nostrils? The shimmering pile of coins twinkles in the firelight… exquisitely.
Descriptions can evoke such strong images, and part of every description are the words we choose to include in it. Words, themselves, can call up memories and ideas that flash on the screen of our mind’s eye without our ever realizing it – but somehow, complete ideas of whatever we’re reading are transported to our consciousness.
Words are magical. Ma-gik-kl. Another beautiful word.
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i love the word exquisite, lol ❤
& 'superb' i always dramatise the 'perrrbbbb' bit
Hehehe, isn’t it great that adjectives like that are so fun to say?
Enigma just sounds mysterious . . . mellifluous; tell me that doesn’t aptly define itself. Sarcophagus is hard and final, yet has an edge of elegance to it.
You, Em, are now, and always will be, a writer.