Definition:
A lull is a brief settling, when motion or noise drops away and the world feels quieter. It can be soothing, like a gentle rhythm that eases tension. Yet a lull can also feel suspicious, as though it arrived too neatly before change returns. The word suggests calm that is not permanent, only held for a moment. It captures stillness that makes you listen for what comes next.
More from “L”
Other entries drifting in the same part of the Harbor Lexicon.
Lament
Quick Detail: A deep expression of sorrow or grief.
Lantern
Quick Detail: A portable light enclosed for protection.
Lattice
Quick Detail: A crisscross framework of strips or bars.
Liminal Space
Quick Detail: A transitional or in-between place where the ordinary world feels distorted, eerie, or dreamlike.