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Section 15: A word to guard continents of fruits and organs & Altruism in poetry Summary
In "A word to guard continents of fruits and organs," the narrator walks the paths carrying Mace, whereas Grandfather carried a walking stick. The mouth never knows where to begin, but any translator will complain. Jealousy contains a rare combination of the mystic and the person of action, and the rhythm of cognition is a maudlin source of anxiety. The narrator takes a pen and paper with her, sure she will solve a problem, as she sets out for a walk. When Grandfather swings his crutch in the garden and smashes a wine jug, the old woman shrieks and sucks at the pools of spilled wine in the dirt. Instead of sentences, they speak in battlements of pleasure and...
This section contains 856 words (approx. 3 pages at 400 words per page) |
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