Verisimilitude
September 28, 2011 § 3 Comments
A truly amazing creature. This beast uses complex camouflage to give the likeness of truth. Therefore, it appears differently to those who spot it because everyone’s definition of truth varies. Verisimilitudes have been witnessed as the Holy Grail (Sir Gawain) Paradise (Dante), Bellybutton (Bloom), a piece of flourless chocolate torte (Julie) etc. Some Verisimilitudes are more skilled at representing “truth” than others. The lesser skilled ones are easy to identify because they come across as unrealistic. The Verisimilitude shown here was witnessed by a sailor. When asked to explain his vision of a verisimilitude he simply stated “Dere be nodin’ mo’e true dan de sea herself.”
1. The appearance or semblance of truth
Beasts of English 
Love the sailors quote and use of English. I think that may be a verisimilitude of english in itself??? XX
The above quote from The Tapestry of Love reminded me of this blogpost by a native English speaker who is now living in The Netherlands.
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