poco \ ˈpō-(ˌ)kō \

adverb: po·co | origin: Italian, from Latin paucus


[…] I used to be an atheist, which means I didn’t believe in things that could’t be observed. I believed that once your dead, you’re dead forever, and you don’t feel anything, and you don’t even dream. It’s not that I believe in things that can’t be observed now, because I don’t. It’s that I believe that things are extremely complicated.


Jonathan Safran Foer | Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close | Penguin Books



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