rime

Shrubs are gone, Withered the grass; all chill as the white rime Of early morn.

Quick-growing trees had shadowed the kingposts so that the idols and totems, seated in carved shark jaws, grinned greenly and monstrously at the futility of man through a rime of moss and mottled fungus.

Every visitor who came to the house paid his tribute to the melancholy mood of the hostess, and then amused himself with society gossip, dancing, intellectual games, and bouts rimes, which were in vogue at the Karagins'.

Ember is a girl who controls everything in her world of fire and Rime is a boy whose world is cold and can control ice formation.

In Part I, Jane Tylus, author of the first critical edition of the 1554 Rime (2010), relates Stampa's writing to the renewed sixteenth century enthusiasm for Sappho's poetry and in relation to Francesco Robortello's 1554 publication of the pseudo-Longinus' treatise On the Sublime, concentrating specifically on issues of female poetic heritage and authorial independence in the social and cultural context of contemporary philosophical discussions ('Naming Sappho: Gaspara Stampa and the Recovery of the Sublime in Early Modern Europe,' pp.

The emerging mystery ushers in ghostly shapes, Pompeii-like petrified figures and an elusive red caped somebody, capping RiME's otherwise friendly nature with a nicely spooky, Don't Look Now style vibe.

Keywords: Coleridge; "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner;" Jung; Dreams; Analytical Psychology

Wang along a Jilin Province street near the Songhua River shows the trees covered in frozen fog that solidified into hard rime upon contact with the trees.