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Jamal 1315 Posted 5 years ago
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Guard in palms like a loose pearl

Hello everybody.

I can't understand what the writer is trying to say in 'guard in her palms like a loose pearl during her future loneliness'

She already felt aged by the day. No longer fifteen but as if she’d lived a decade more and understood, though she didn’t yet know how, that this would be the morning she would dream of, guard in her palms like a loose pearl during her future loneliness.
Thanks so much for your great help.



  

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She will always remember this particular day in her life, especially this one morning. She will hold it in her memory as if it were a precious stone in her hands. In the future, when she feels empty and lonely, she will recall this time.

  • She will always remember this particular day in her life, especially this one morning.
  • She will hold it in her memory as if it were a precious stone in her hands.
  • In the future, when she feels empty and lonely, she will recall this time.
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She will always remember this particular day in her life, especially this one morning. She will hold it in her memory as if it were a precious stone in her hands. In the future, when she feels empty and lonely, she will recall this time.

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Jamal 1315but as if she’d lived a decade more

Does the clause above suggest that she is dead?

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