Sprezzatura (n): studied carelessness; a certain nonchalance, so as to conceal all art and make whatever one does or says, appear to be without effort and almost without any thought about it
origin: Italian.
Disclaimer: The piece ought to be read for what it stands: in creativity and style and absolutely nothing else.
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ahh self promotion we see!
That was good. 🙂
heh, thanks. 🙂
well, readers opinions matter!
I thought you were going to 😀 not post stuff about that here!
lol, was wondering why no one mentioned it yet! :p
Here’s why. I was graciously offering my regular readers an opportunity to read the new and various kinds of genres of fables am busily throwing out there. I mean, just being fair and all you see 😀
Nehru was probably the only Indian I can think of who was quite good at that.
Now that you mention it, you right. He did have an easy carefree style about him.
Hehe! I dunno what to say! 😀
That’s saying a lot 🙂
Will do the badge soon.