Answer:
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The stanzas are oganized to explain the causes of failed love affairs and the effect they have had on the narrator.
Explanation:
The poem which about love affairs and its effect was a little way in which the writer was trying to let the people know about the causes of why such failed. <em>The narrators tries to give reasons why love affairs are bound to fail and the actions that would happen when such happens.</em>
Answer:
In the 6th Century BCE, the Greek Pythagoreans believed that the number 3 represented Harmony since 1 meant Unity, and 2 meant Disorder. Add the two together and you reach a harmonious conclusion.
Explanation:
The number three is considered lucky for a number of reasons. First, there's the fact that a man and a woman — a unit of two — can become a unit of three with the creation of a child, giving the number three a bit of magic all around the world. In Christianity, there's the Father, Son and Holy Spirit; Islam has its three main holy sites. This magic associated with the number three has given rise to sayings like "third time lucky" and "third time's a charm," both of which suggest that two failures are sure to be followed by success on the third attempt.
Answer:
That's half of a sentence
Explanation:
But it's correct if you add something to the end.
