neologism poetry
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Sukogita (sū-koh-ji-ta) I love this word—Sukogita, coined by Sadia Hakim, literally meaning “being stressed out and chill at the same time”—like when you have exams yet still scroll memes on Instagram. It’s a blend of “Sukoon” (سکون) from Urdu, meaning peace or tranquility, and “Agita” from Italian, meaning restlessness or anxiety. It encapsulates the paradox…
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Komorebi — sunlight filtering through the leaves
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1 min read
Some days, the world feels heavy, shadows stretching long, but then a break in the leaves lets the sun in, and suddenly, everything is golden again.
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Anamnesis: the recollection of past memories
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2 min read
Maybe life is not about seeking, but about remembering. Maybe we are not meant to search for meaning, but to recognize the meaning that has been a part of us all along.
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Umbrance — unspoken influence | aesthetic words
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3 min read
I love how two people have the power to shape each other’s souls, destinies, journeys, destinations, and realities—positively or negatively.
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L’éveil de la pluie — the awakening of the rain
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2 min read
L’éveil de la pluie (lay-veh duh lah plwee) I love this French phrase—L’éveil de la pluie, coined by Sadia Hakim, literally translating to “the awakening of the rain,” describing the first drop that breaks the long-held silence of the sky. Metaphorically, it is the first glimmer of hope after a stretch of despair, the quiet…
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A new journey into rare and meaningful words Lovely Seyferts, I am officially launching the Neo-Logophilia Series—a neologism-based poetry project for those who love rare and aesthetic words infused with real-life depth. This journey began in 2019, when everything led me to pioneer the Blue Academia Project—a space dedicated to my lifelong love for words…
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In another life, in another world — astropoetica
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4 min read
In another life, I know love by its taste, by its touch, by its warmth, by its presence, by its aroma, by its pattern.