Well as they so delightfully said

 "bullseye. holly shit..."

But don't forget it is the oldschool words that .....worked.

All of them i never met one 

whom even knew what Mammon means...

And... the man in the old record shop...

But at last even if it is a tough one

Are we here for here or for someone else elsewhere?

Even if it may be a tad cheeky to call the string puller 'one'.

All i know is i want to try out my religious artform in a picture that i think explains so much  - as i have a solution

I think.

But others may not.

But it would be grandiose personality disorder to think

Any one would even think twice or ponder anothers' advice

Oh my ohh my...

Another one!

Time ... Ecclesiastes threesome time to stop and ...

Twenty twenty upload something perfectish

I am not sure needed any remastering my old copy worn out and lovingly scratched in the right places.

But how extraordinary 68 million people still respond to the glorious language with all its soft gentle tones and there can be few better examples of all the colours of the rainbow actually making some perfect music.

Even if they don't get the big word in.

How interesting they go and rap it up a bit and stick it in Eurovision couple of year'nago..

As i...didn't say in my message

Ohh my i wonder if 'AI' is not worse for the endless interesting human whatever we are....

"AI overview" 

it says....

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"Sodade" is a Portuguese word that describes a feeling of melancholy or longing for someone or something that is absent. It can also refer to a vague desire for something that may not exist or may be other than the present. The word is often associated with a sense of separation from pleasant experiences or feelings that once were. 

"Sodade" is often expressed in Portuguese literature and music, particularly in the fado music style. For example, the song "Sodade" by Cesária Évora is a classic that evokes feelings of missing someone or something. The song is reminiscent of the tradition of composing farewell songs to loved ones in Cape Verde. 

The word "saudade" comes from the Latin word for solitude. 

Is completely and utterly death cultish... wrong.

wow who the heck is  is she?...rather redolent of she...

probably wouldn't get it because never mind muvvatongue and shibboleths, so obvious in one word, in real truth, the amount of times I have preached my research into their gorgeous word - completely misstranslated EVERYwhere especially ..

Well the "AI" has no brain so merely repeats the herd... here ... so there is little hope, saudade..

And there is that old rule i discovered 15 years ago: when you wish an insight from someone else into a 'moral' quandary, go and ask the one person whom one is sure for absolute certain  will have nothing wise to share

And he gave a great answer.

But fast forward into 2021, sat with the only one Portuguese i  pitied, having an unscheduled cup of coffee, poor lamb so so so trapped in Mammon - obviously unhappy, obviously anaesthetising via the bottle and shopping in Horrorford, so she could go and get her sometimes £1000 a week as locum 'care' person - cleaning the shitstains no one else would lower themselves to bother with..... just enough to get her £1000 a week (" no one pays this kind of money back home for 'care' we look after our people until the end - i can earn here as locum, four times the wage back home in my family's modest carehome for invalids with no family left due bereavement or childlessness - of whom there are few...and wedont have locums back home")

But then, " come on .. i have asked the dishwasher in there the cafe.. i love him he has such spirit but not brilliant English,,, what does it mean!! ? ....  give me one sentence..i don't trust dictionaries and certainly not your dumbphone..."

I have the chronicle, and her words, somewhere, soon...  

"saudade...is not finished yet..."

But i don't find the perfect song, or words...  even if i was told the perfect song and words,  that rather toastie summer.

" Louis Almeida...  you the man of the book, help me.. your top of the popssong you all sing along to..on the trannnies.... one voice one harmony of all us wonkies, here....humming or mouthing ..    what does it MEAN!...?"

" Simon..it is untranslatable... but, every man here knows exactly what it is.... "

Oggle "Polish etymology the sublime" and you don't even get 'lofty intent' any more due their wonky 'AI'

perhaps the best way to simplify in one word wzniosły

But i know what two saudades in one mere mortal week is.. 

three really, having tamed the lioness.

And one truly happy hearing at least  knows her bleedin' "Mammon..".

The other first equal, well.... 

But kairos  - all of Ecclesiastes in one word a shortcut way of explaining, hmm...  now i have to put my camera away.. due technicalities, unless....

A masterclass soon about... 

João Pedro

his extraordinary 2003 many weeks top of the pops song ... i think in one word: endurance..  and if we must add in another, with a bit of dignity...

But 'hope' hmm far too simple a non word...