hermititus
skulking through the swelling peace and fire of the desert.
Fearing that someone, somewhere, is drowning in something they have mistaken for happiness, or rain.
hermit
from the Greek á¼”Ïημος Ä“remos, signifying “desert”, “uninhabited”, hence “desert-dweller”
itus
This suffix has come to mean “inflammation of” but originally it meant “pertaining to” or “of the”
da-itus
The fear that, out there, somewhere, someone is happy
July 29th, 2009
I suspect thst the person challenged by happiness will rarely be me.
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August 25th, 2009
itis refers to inflammation while itus is going or a departure. With that, this nitwit (my anti-spam word) has a fear of going to the desert to be happy. Instead I will stay in the rain and be miserable.
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