Chronodoleur
noun
Caught between past and present, a fallen man faces the illusions of a glittering chronometer, and a fairy, both offering escapes. Once rich, his heart knows better; time's refused gift resonates differently when viewed through tears and rain-dampened dreams.
From Greek 'chronos' (time) + French 'douleur' (sorrow), symbolizing the pain associated with the passage of time through personal loss. Pronounced "kroh-noh-DOH-loor"
