Now is the time to forge new words.
Inspired by the example of Tristan Corbière and Arthur Rimbaud, he forged new words, experimented with common speech, and combined popular songs and music-hall tags with philosophic and scientific terms to create an imagery that appears surprisingly modern.
The video juxtaposes people entering a voting booth with a blacksmith forging the words "life," "marriage" and "freedom" in a raging fire, and it ends by asking, "Will you vote the values that will stand the test of fire?" There are two versions of the video, one for Catholics and one for evangelicals.
I shall call you Government, for your words forge your observations and become what you teach.
He forged a word for what he saw: Subtopia – "its symptom will be that the end of Southampton will look like the beginning of Carlisle; the parts in between will look like the end of Carlisle or the beginning of Southampton".
This week sees the launch of WhatTheFuckIsMySocialMediaStrategy.com, a website that can tell startups to "identify relevant and compelling hooks", "humanise the brand by driving the audience conversations", and combine a bevy of many other pleonastic words to forge taglines that are utterly and completely devoid of meaning.
He forged or coined words that have Slavonic roots but are not really Russian.
Wouldn't the words forged in such passion stupefy her audience, making them at last see what she saw?
Indeed, as though to give sustenance to the auto-bailout hypothesis, the Romney campaign, already celebrated for attacks based on distortion of the opposition's words, forged a doozie, deforming bullish Chrysler expansion plans into a claim of shipping Ohio jobs to China.
Early on she forged -- ambiguous word -- a style for dealing with the world's dreads and disasters, a style that has been much admired and much imitated.
