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Although I think "pure" is alright to use in this context, I would probably have gone with "beautifully simple".
by parabyl 1y ago
Although I think "pure" is alright to use in this context, I would probably have gone with "beautifully simple".
- ddingus 1y agoNot bad. That could work, but still the sentiment remains a bit elusive. Yours does nail a couple strong elements to it. It seems almost noble, or just is a celebration of quiet nobility. That is a part of it too. I feel this is one of those times we would learn Germans have a dead on word like they often do.
- jajko 1y ago> I feel this is one of those times we would learn Germans have a dead on word like they often do. Yeah but it would be 72 characters long, being composed out of 6 different words difficult on their own (I know German a bit, and some words I have to read in my head loudly to see where they break into subparts)