shock of sexual / quake of a ship
turned toward a strip of land / margining a body
such a headland to do without
“flames in the forehead
of the morning sky”
went, gone, going
as said of a conclusion that extinguishes divine promises
or the knowledge of slight tremors
written by / colorful substitution
meeting above the eyes
to hold exclusively / limb as of wing or fin
or promontory / to fasten high water and low water
elbow and wrist
in the direction of which
corresponding shore?
iso-
a pair of similar legs, a half of pelvis, three principal bones
in which opposing muscles contract
like ordinary spin, like a branched-chain
maintained by a yielding flow of rock
being subjected to equal pressure from every side
as heart or brain, as temperature or rainfall
to select from among others; especially to separate from another
being a ring composed by transverse splitting of
to cause to stand, an individual, population, strain or culture
beneath the surface under gravitational stress a yellow solid
recurring at regular intervals, see solitary
occurring alone or once
meta-
through the center of buoyancy of a floating body
vessels with pitted walls
the ball of a foot a change of heart
staining in a different color or shade, a language
having leaves, buds, and branches arranged oppositely
as well as the texture of rock the thorax of an insect
incandescence, as in the development of an apron from a napron
a slight margin of stability
a regularly repeated tick to repent by measure
any of the small particles of matter in the solar system
(as the ego and the id) when a body is displaced
lightning, or a snowfall such spreading occurs
epi-
entering the lungs /
as the b in mumble
as fungi on a leaf
upon the tongue of a ripened ovary
further clarification
kardia, the heart
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nerve fibers in the skin /
the curve traced by a point
the feminine) / and the masculine)
and another larger circle
*
and conventions are applied /
and certain formal characteristics of structure
as on a woman’s dress / a ring of leaflets
*
grief / dirge / hymn an unhistorical sound
the sensation of touch and temperature
called falling
*
as a wrap / a small fold /
(called bracts) covering the inner / ancient
corner of the eye
*
directly above the center of disturbance
seed plants and ferns
*
grains or fibers
the innermost layer a person with relative simplicity of parts
the core of an apple
*
living close to the ground / the windpipe during swallowing
deciphering, interpreting and classifying inscriptions
example: “Crying is the refuge of plain women, but the ruin of pretty ones.”