feathers stroke walls lost in the depths of a dark sea
a grotesque thing came to life with such a complacency
love and desire are not so so much alike
one comes with vows and the other with just a strike
when you look with your eyes you don’t see
i don’t want to bewitch you as much as i want to be free
féculence is féculence no matter how embellished the word is
but if you like the word then féculence it is
it comes from french my first language is french Brian maryon
<Deleted User> (18980)
Wed 21st Mar 2018 16:33
Is it only me who has never heard the word before? With a grammar school education and 64 years on Earth I'm surprised I haven't come across it.
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Douglas MacGowan
Wed 21st Mar 2018 16:44
I like the feather/walls/sea mental image.