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Word of the Weak: DOLCE FAR NIENTE
March 18, 2013
— art, word
noun |ˈdōlCHā fär nēˈentā| pleasant inactivity; ORIGIN Italian, literally, sweet to do nothing
Taking leave of their usual antediluvian roustabouting. the mastodons gave themselves over to the dulce far niente of a faunal afternoon.
Dolce far niente is also one of the most popular desserts at Café Frangipane, and comes with complimentary silk pajamas, a tumulus of cushions, a troupe of untroubled succubi and incubi to see you to your door.
from The Disheveled Dictionary by Karen Elizabeth Gordon
“I Am Half-Sick of Shadows,” said the Lady of Shalott (Oil on canvas. 1913. Sidney Harold Meteyard.)
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