I just felt in the mood to write some writing I deem euphonic:
--"a corrective emotional experience"
--"human, all too human"
--"Therapist disclosure begets patient disclosure."
--"displayed in living color in the here-and-now"
--"want to slough off their facades and become intimate"
--"there swirls considerable controversy"
--"whose courage has left me gaping in admiration"
--"The fear of death always percolates beneath the surface."
--"a last-second reprieve from a firing squad"
--Heidegger say death is "the impossibility of further possibility."
"Burridan's ass, which starved to death between two equally sweet-smelling bales of hay."
I took all these phrases from Irvin Yalom's excellent book, The Gift of Therapy: An Open Letter to a New Generation of Therapists and Their Patients.
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