I think that the author of Auld Lang Syne is saying that they and another person have been on similar paths and have had conflict between them throughout their lives.
It implies that people travelling the same path might not always be the same or get along.
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That's my interpretation of the lyrics I could be wrong.
All i see is a Black screen shot that u took i don't see the questions
Explanation:
The phrase ‘Auld Lang Syne’ itself means ‘old long ago’,which can be translated as ‘‘days gone by’ or ‘back in the day’. Thomas Keith, a Burns scholar, says the song symbolises reunion – not parting, as some mistakenly believe. The song looks back over happy days from the past, separation, then coming back together. Keith says everybody seems to immediately grasp the family and friendship feeling the song describes. ‘It is something to do with that melody as well as the Burns lyrics, because the lyrics are sometimes known and sometimes not.’
<span>The car stops at a distance away from the starting point on its return journey, because the portion shows a constant function away from the starting point.</span>
