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Today’s Words

Oblivion, Palimpsest, and Equanimity

What does oblivion mean?

Oblivion (noun) – the state of being completely forgotten, or the condition of being unaware or unconscious of what is happening.
Example: The ruins of the once-great city had crumbled into oblivion, remembered only in scattered myths.

What does palimpsest mean?

Palimpsest (noun) – something reused or altered but still showing visible traces of its earlier form.
Example: The old journal was a palimpsest of memories, with faded ink beneath the fresh scrawls of later entries.

What does equanimity mean?

Equanimity (noun) – calmness, composure, and steadiness of mind, especially in difficult situations.
Example: She faced the unexpected challenge with remarkable equanimity, never letting her nerves show.

📌 Try weaving these three words into a single short reflection or poem — blending themes of memory, resilience, and calm in the face of time’s passage.

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