A fond heart can make the mouth utter strange, but endearing words. That’s where blighty comes from. Blighty was used as a nickname for Britain (and specifically England) during the height of the Victorian rule of India as the Brits were afar and at war. Over a game of telephone vilayati meaning foreigner turned to bilayati which was then adopted by the Brittish as blighty.
I know I wear my heart on my sleeve, it’s just how I’ve always been and I make no effort to stop it from bleeding out of me on a daily basis, which also means that I’ve fallen for you in just a matter of six weeks. I found myself walking to the … More Dear London,
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