"As I drew nearer to the end of all desire,
I brought my longing's ardor to a final height,
Just as I ought. My vision, becoming pure,
Entered more and more the beam of that high light
That shines on its own truth. From then, my seeing
Became too large for speech, which fails at a sight
Beyond all boundaries, at memory's undoing—
As when the dreamer sees and after the dream
The passion endures, imprinted on his being
Though he can't recall the rest. I am the same:
Inside my heart, although my vision is almost
Entirely faded, droplets of its sweetness come
The way the sun dissolves the snow's crust—
The way, in the wind that stirred the light leaves,
The oracle that the Sibyl wrote was lost."
So i've got a question for ya.
How do you say LuJo in the UK? Would it be pronounced like this: Lew-Jore
So i've got a question for ya.
How do you say LuJo in the UK? Would it be pronounced like this: Lew-Jore
Lew-Joe. LuJo is just a portmanteau of the first two letters of my first name, and first two of my last name put together. When I was 11 I noticed it sounded Spanish so I put it into google translate, and coincidentally it meant "Luxury" (or something along those lines) which gave me even more reason to use it. Cause I thought it was cool
Lew-Joe. LuJo is just a portmanteau of the first two letters of my first name, and first two of my last name put together. When I was 11 I noticed it sounded Spanish so I put it into google translate, and coincidentally it meant "Luxury" (or something along those lines) which gave me even more reason to use it. Cause I thought it was cool
Lucy Jolene is that you
Lew-Joe. LuJo is just a portmanteau of the first two letters of my first name, and first two of my last name put together. When I was 11 I noticed it sounded Spanish so I put it into google translate, and coincidentally it meant "Luxury" (or something along those lines) which gave me even more reason to use it. Cause I thought it was cool
Lujo's name is Lucy Joafton confirmed