This is an old poem, 'bout severalyears old, worked on during my Stockholm years, late 2004 ... I thought it might just feel a tad at home here


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Zilch is the epitome of nothing. In our language, it is categorized as having no etymology. No one knows exactly where this word came from. Merriam Webster simply states that its Origin is Unknown. Two synonyms, however, are provided: Zero and Nothing.

Incredibly enough it is posible to say nothing. It is one of the most perplexing phenomena in the english language. Yet far from being it a unique experience in the english language we find that it is a universal phenomena reaching across most of the european languages. No digas nada beg some in spanish with various undertones and overtones when ( Read more... )