I'm not going to write a paragraph, but I can explain. Posts take ordinary things, such as life or death, and they describe it in more complex, or complicated ways. They sort of exaggerate the meaning of something, and they make you see it through the their eyes. Posts give you different points of view of a certain thing.
Take this poem as an example
Nature's first green is gold,
Her hardest hue to hold,
Her early leaf's a flower,
But only so an hour.
Then leaf subsides to leaf,
So Eden sank to grief,
So dawn goes down to day,
Nothing gold can stay.
The poem is about how a child's mind is golden, and pure. That is, until the world and the people around the child corrupt his innocent mind. The child can not be innocent and pure, or golden in this case, forever. See, Robert Frost could have just said that, but he wanted you to see it as he would, not how you, yourself, would see it.
Dexter had lost the illusions of having a romantic life when Judy got married to a cheating alcoholic. In realization of dreams, all cost of dreams had left him with nothing of the boy he earlier was.
Explanation:
"Winter Dreams" is a story about Dexter who had certain dreams in his life which he wanted to fulfill. The message of this movie was abut the ambitions which were never realized but always were on the mind.
But in the end of the story when he realizes that he was able to become a successful man, he still cried he realized that nothing had left the boy he earlier was in life. The success of Dexter had killed off all his winter dreams
Once upon a time I went there and I wouldn’t go there again even In my dreams
Answer:
no.1 is studied and listened
no.2 is came and felt
no.3 is ate and got
no.4 is <u>mended</u><u> </u> and <u>broke</u>
no.5 is washed and mowed
no.6 is opened
no.7 is happened and drove
no.8 is walked and saw
no.9 is watched and played
no.10 is started and fixed
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NOTE: <em> </em>I HOPE THIS HELPS </h2><h2>I DON'T KNOW THE OTHER ONE SO I ONLY DID THE FIRST ONE ALONE </h2>
It is an appeal to the emotions of his listeners.
