Threnody

What is today's word of the day? Well, I can tell you that it comes from Greek origins, the earliest use somewhere in the 17th century.

But today's word we'd love for you to try and spell first is threnody.

Threnody.

Threnody.

Exactly how it sounds there.

Threnody.

Threnody.

How would you spell threnody?

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The Funeral of Youth, Threnody, by Rupert Brooke.

Read for LibriVox.org by Larry Wilson.

the day that youth had died there came to his graveside in decent mourning from the country's ends those scattered friends who had lived the boon companions of his prime and laughed with him and sung with him and wasted in feast and wine and many-crowned carouse the days and nights and dawnings of the time when youth kept open house nor left untasted aught of his high emprise and ventures dear no quest of his unshared all these with loitering feet and sad head bared followed their old friend's folly went first with muffled bells and coxcomb still reversed and after trod the bearer's hat in hand laughter most hoarse and captain pride with tanned and martial face all grim and fussy joy who had to catch a train and lust poor snivelling boy these bore the dear departed behind them broken-hearted came grief so noisy a widow that all said had he but wed her elder sister sorrow in her stead and by her, trying to soothe her all the time, the fatherless children, color, tune, and rhyme, the sweet lad rhyme, ran all uncomprehending then at the way's sad ending.

Um, so there is a case to be made for at least carrying that over to men and saying, well, yeah, men are inherently not used to super physiologic progesterone signaling the same way that, that women are.

Um, so you have a concern with maybe higher risks of depression, especially when you're running these longer ester, uh, Trenbolone like enanthate, which by the way has a longer half-life than, um, hexahydrobenzylcarbonate.

Um, so there's, there's a concern there for, I guess, just going in and ranting about the PR.

There's a concern there for, you know, depression and weird behavior specifically through the progesterone signaling.