Symbols

• afternoon
• air
• all
• amber
• ample
• angel (angels)
• anguish
• awe
• awful
• bee (bees)
• beg (beggard, beggards, beggars, beggar)
• being
• bell (bells)
• below
• bird (birds)
• blame (blameless)
• bliss (blessed, bless)
• bloom (blooming)
• blossom (blossoms)
• blue
• boy (boys)
• brain (brains)
• breast (breasts)
• breathe
• brook (brooks)
• butterfly (butterflies)
• century (centuries)
• cheek (cheeks)
• child (children, childhood)
• choose (chose, chosen)
• cloud (clouds, cloudy)
• clover (clovers)
• color (colors, colored)
• conscious (consciousness)
• content (contents)
• contentment
• countenance
• creature (creatures)
• crowd (crowds, crowded)
• crown (crowns, crowned)
• crumb (crumbs)
• daisy (daisies)
• dark (darkness)
• dawn (dawns)
• day (days, daybreak, daily)
• dead
• death (dies, die, died)
• deep (deepest)
• deity
• delight
• depart (departure, departed)
• despair (despaired)
• dew (dews)
• differ (difference, differs, differing, different)
• distance (distant, distances)
• doom (doomed, dooms)
• door (doors)
• dream (dreams, dreamy)
• drop (drops, dropped)
• dust (dustiest)
• dwell (dwells, dwelling, dwellings)
• dying
• ear
• earth (earthen, earthly)
• east (eastern)
• ecstasy (ecstatic)
• eternity (eternal, eternally)
• evening
• everlasting
• existence (exist, existing)
• eye (eyes)
• fade (fading, fadeless, fades)
• fail (failing, failure, failed, failless)
• faint (faints, fainter)
• fair (fairest, fairness)
• faith (faithful)
• fame
• far (farthest, farther)
• fashion (fashionless, fashioning, fashioned, fashions)
• fate
• father (fathers)
• fear (fears, feared, fearing)
• fellow (fellowmen, fellowship)
• fill (fills, full)
• fine (finest, finer)
• finger (fingers)
• fire
• firm (firmness, firmly, firmament)
• fit (fitted, fitting, fitter)
• flower (flowers)
• fly (flies)
• foot (feet)
• forehead (foreheads)
• foreign (foreigner)
• forget (forgot, forgotten)
• freeze (freezing, frigid, frost, frosts, frozen)
• friend (friends)
• further (furthest)
• gain (gained, gains)
• gay (gayer, gaily)