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Elysian Fields

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  1. In classical mythology, the place where souls of the good went after death: a peaceful and beautiful region, full of meadows, groves, sunlight, and fresh air.


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Figuratively, “Elysian Fields” are a place of supreme happiness and bliss.

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He was working for the Postal Service at the time but sold his home and drew on his pension to buy a neighborhood bar on Law Street, tucked away off Elysian Fields Avenue.

From Washington Times Nov. 14, 2020

Abby Gruppuso, head of operations at her family’s new distillery, brought over a flight of Better Man’s four spirits and explained each one, including a dry gin and Elysian Fields, a captivating lavender gin.

From Washington Post Sep. 3, 2020

She has also found her own black Elysian Fields — mythic and real, delusional and definitive — where DuBoisian figures lecture, books are plenty, and love is possible.

From Los Angeles Times Aug. 26, 2016

Many years ago when we were playing music, but before Oren and I had officially started our band, Elysian Fields, we would play in many different clubs around N.Y.

From New York Times Apr. 22, 2016

Cecile Sabat’s house leaned between two others just like it on Elysian Fields.

From "Sula" by Toni Morrison

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