Aug 10, 2011

Dwell

My word for today is dwell.

To dwell is to live in a place.


This word is strange and beautiful, and it feels rooted deep in the earth.


Dwell is also the name of a magazine dedicated to homes and lifestyle.


A dweller is a person who lives in a place, and you usually see this word modified by a place word, for example: desert dwellers are people who live in the desert.


A dwelling is a home.


The photo here is of the Fisher House, designed by Louis Kahn.



2 comments:

  1. For seven years I dwelt
    in the loose palace of exile,
    playing strange games
    with the girls of the island.
    Now I have come again
    to the land of the fair, & the strong, & the wise.
    Brothers & sisters of the pale forest, children of night,
    who among you will run with the hunt?
    Now night arrives with her purple legion.
    Retire now to your tents & to your dreams.
    Tomorrow we enter the town of my birth.
    I want to be ready.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LCISfJY1hw0

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  2. Excellent contribution, David! Thank you so much!

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