Walt wrote:

In ancient times, the Hebrew het was parallel to Germanic Wynn and
ancGreek digamma, the equivalent of today's English W. So, Walt's name
would have been written het-lamed-tet or WLT, with the meaning "to
finally decide".

In less ancient times, the het was parallel to classical Greek X and
Latin X (which only existed after the Romans conquered Greece). So,
Walt's name became XLT. Now, Hebrew XLT is pronounced KHaLaT. Compare
the Spanish and English pronunciations of MeXico.

The ancient Romans watched the flight of birds, especially larks, to
make decisions about auspiscious (bird-watching) occasions. Hence, the
phrase: an eXaLTation of larks.

izzy (bedazzled ?)

Ella Odeyash

By the Sea

Like liquid glass, waters of sea,
Made of the tinted-bottle color,
Was pouring softly, heavily -
The appelation of this: summer.

And ships, appearing like white dots,
Forming the distance with their presence.
They went somewhere to end of earth -
The appelation of this: heaven.

*****

Like in childhood, I am walking barefot
With my feet feeling the trail.
For long time I did not walk like this.
For long time I was not this way.

Balmy breeze in my face is blowing.
I forgot how old I've become
And perhaps it's the joy of living
Wafting at me from the ground.