haha why you said that?? --damn, you spaniards really put us americans to shame in the looks department.--hugs!www.sickbytrend.com
I learned Latin in school and I know Spanish too, so lacrimae is a known word to me, and I quite like the sound of it, it's quite melodic and suggestive.
Makes me think of Kwan Yin, She who cries for the world and whose tears form the Balm of Compassion.
now i learned my thing for the day!
Rerum? Yeah, I'll take some more rum... oh wait... that's not what that means. That's actually pretty somber.
I will learn from current practice.
I hope there's a situation when I can use this word :D
I liked that you showed the origins. Cool
When I first read this I thought it said redrum and I had a strange S. King moment. What a sadly beautiful phrase though. Thanks.
This word seems really familiar to me...I'm going to be thinking about it all day now!
Outstanding. Now I know.
i won't even lie, this post confused me a little :x
Ah this makes sense.... the lacrimal glands are what produce our tears!
I know only academics speak it now, but I can't help thinking learning Latin would be so interesting!
that is kind of complicated, I'll give it a second read
Good stuff.
interesting post
i find the literal translation (tears for the nature of things) really poetic
great to know
It's like My whole life is lacrimae rerum.. Oh well, at least sounds fancy :D
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haha why you said that?? --damn, you spaniards really put us americans to shame in the looks department.--
hugs!
www.sickbytrend.com
I learned Latin in school and I know Spanish too, so lacrimae is a known word to me, and I quite like the sound of it, it's quite melodic and suggestive.
Makes me think of Kwan Yin, She who cries for the world and whose tears form the Balm of Compassion.
now i learned my thing for the day!
Rerum? Yeah, I'll take some more rum... oh wait... that's not what that means. That's actually pretty somber.
I will learn from current practice.
I hope there's a situation when I can use this word :D
I liked that you showed the origins. Cool
When I first read this I thought it said redrum and I had a strange S. King moment.
What a sadly beautiful phrase though. Thanks.
This word seems really familiar to me...I'm going to be thinking about it all day now!
Outstanding. Now I know.
i won't even lie, this post confused me a little :x
Ah this makes sense.... the lacrimal glands are what produce our tears!
I know only academics speak it now, but I can't help thinking learning Latin would be so interesting!
that is kind of complicated, I'll give it a second read
Good stuff.
interesting post
i find the literal translation (tears for the nature of things) really poetic
great to know
It's like My whole life is lacrimae rerum.. Oh well, at least sounds fancy :D
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