What happens when a building’s corner is obliterated by a storm or a car crash? What name do we give to that specific point where two walls should meet but no longer do? Is it a ruined edge, a shattered corner, a demolished angle? Let’s explore the linguistic possibilities of this architectural quandary.
Idle words are the pitfall of our everyday conversations. These expressions are void of substance, lacking in meaning and are spoken without a thought. They often fall under the category of filler words and are used to pad or stretch out a conversation. Despite how seamlessly they blend, they are detrimental to our communication and diminish the impact of our words. It takes a conscious effort to abstain from the idle words trap and use our words with greater purpose.