Meanings
- archaicnot comparablepoeticEternal; perpetual.
Hello, I've waited here for you, / Everlong. / Tonight, I throw myself into, / And out of the red, out of her head she sang.
1997, Foo Fighters, “Everlong”, in Dave Grohl (lyrics), The Colour and the Shape1 more example
A new bright land, a sky as bright, / New beauty fairest in the birth, / For ever thus new heavens and earth, / To me an everlong delight.
1894, George Cotterell, Poems: Old and New, page 25
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