Ephemeralness

Reading the Parable of the Old Man and the Sock by Irving Karchmar, a dervish and novelist, made me reflect (once again) on the ephemeralness of life. ❋ Unknown (2010)

It seldom does The chief reason was slimmeroftheyea wanted me to see the bluebell wood before we lost them for this year, and glorious they were; blue beneath the broken ash woodland cover and of a peculiar mass ephemeralness. ❋ Slimmeroftheyea (2006)

Yet we spend so much of our time here in endless conflict with others that we lose sight of the ephemeralness of life. ❋ Douglas Kennedy (2003)

This intensity of perception is largely the result, or the cause, of the poet's unusually sensitive consciousness of the ephemeralness of love. ❋ Elizabeth Atkins (N/A)

I think about the seasons of life and the ephemeralness (is that a word?) of it every day. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The film becomes a lovely elegy to both youth and age, to the fleeting ephemeralness of, you know, everything: love, friendship, wisdom. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The very ephemeralness of a online version will keep it from becoming the dominant form. ❋ Unknown (2008)

a kind of distinction to what are simply pamphlets or text-books that have been preserved by accident from the ephemeralness which was the common lot of hundreds of their fellows. ❋ G. H. Mair (1906)