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Hapax legomenon.
May 27, 2013
One does not have much Nortelrye,
If forgotten words, they do not mourn with a sigh
And Slæpwerigne, pour over parchments old,
And find words once spoken, but still shining gold.
Like a Flother, no word is the same,
They are unique as a person’s name.
Intriguing artifacts of times long gone,
I search often for the Hapax legomenon.
© Annie M., Columbiana, OH
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Nortleyrye means education.
Slæpwerigne means sleep weary.
Flother means snowflake.