Compromissum

a Verse in 12 lines

Compromissum,

from

the Latin,

means

Compromise,

~ "a Mutual

Promise” ~

which

In

All-Speak

means

Wise.

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Reviews

[barleygirl]

Interesting & probing look at what's missing from our legislative process it would seem (((HUGS)))

[Dylan Macadham]

...in relationships too,
Ah, for the easy days,
when my ex-wife and I,
would compromise,
and do it her ways :)

[Chris Shaw]

Mutual promises are the best, especially if they are kept. Compromise is important for relationships to work.

I studied Latin for two years. What good did it do me? None :) I can remember amo, amas, amat.

Chris

[Dylan Macadham]

amo, amas, amat, nice words words to remember :)
I am fluent in Google-Translate Latin :)
read moreamo, amas, amat, nice words words to remember :)
I am fluent in Google-Translate Latin :)
I just typed in "My way or the highway!" and it Latinized as "Via mea vel via!"...My way or my way! hahaha
Yes, "Mutual" is best, it kinda says it all :)