When you leave the house and leave a note saying, 'I have gone away. The bed is cold and empty. Trees bend their boughs towards the earth, and nighttime birds float as black faces.'
When you repeat one of the following lines for each corresponding season: 'I knew it was the coming of Spring, and thus our April ethereal.' 'White summer.' 'Torn by the arrival of Autumn.' 'The cold season drift over the land.'
When you refer to dawn as 'morningrise'.
When the only flower you'll give someone is an orchid.
When, when on a trip, you'll go out of your way to drive through a moor. When you reach the moor, you accelerate to absurdly fast speeds, and then scream, 'Passing swiftly through the moor!'
When you're moving away, and the last thing you say as you look at your home is, 'Thought I could not leave this place on this imminent day.'
When, if you're a preacher/priest, you intentionally weave the words, 'This is forgiveness, so I know' into your sermon.
When you go to school on the first day, look at the school building, and solemnly say, 'There is failure inside.' When you take your first test, you go on to say, 'This test I can't persist.'
When you state that Jesus had a 'leper affinity'.
When, in an argument, you can't resist the urge to tell the person that, 'All your words are misgiven.'
When you can't speak of any so-called holy person without adding right after his name, 'the apostle in triumph'.