Epheverity
noun
In the silent symphony of time’s relentless dance, you find a surreal clarity, an ephemeral grasp of truth wrapped in illusion. It’s the still point where reality and dreams entwine, a crystalline echo of life’s eternal paradox, poised on the cusp of now and forever.
From Ancient Greek 'ephemeros' (lasting one day) + Latin 'veritas' (truth), pointing to the fleeting grasp of clarity amidst the illusion of time. Pronounced "ef-EV-er-i-tee"
