2 thoughts on “Eunoia (Spoken For Elswyth) – Thursday”
Bobby
Thank you for this gift, Mistress. I say the words reverently, and I love saying them.
(I’ll admit I was unfamiliar with two words you used in this Eunoia’s introduction: one is limen, which I found online. I’m still uncertain of the meaning or even the spelling of the other: calix? Fellow followers, feel free to facilitate.)
Limen, the way that I’m using it, describes a threshold where change happens. Does that make sense? Calyx is the outer part of a flower. (It also sounds suspiciously like IKEA furniture, but different spelling!)
Thank you for this gift, Mistress. I say the words reverently, and I love saying them.
(I’ll admit I was unfamiliar with two words you used in this Eunoia’s introduction: one is limen, which I found online. I’m still uncertain of the meaning or even the spelling of the other: calix? Fellow followers, feel free to facilitate.)
Limen, the way that I’m using it, describes a threshold where change happens. Does that make sense? Calyx is the outer part of a flower. (It also sounds suspiciously like IKEA furniture, but different spelling!)