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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

HELP with grammar question please !

Hello everyone: I have a question
THE TEXT IS:
They will feel pity for this old sorrow, and then obliviously and feeling unsteady and hurt, I will sit on pieces of the memories
MY question isCan I write "obliviously and feeling" in that sentence?
  

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Yes, you can. But without context I have no idea what you are talking about, and it all seems like nonsense. Clive

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Yes, you can.
But without context I have no idea what you are talking about, and it all seems like nonsense.

Clive
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It is a poem; the question is if you can write the word "obliviously" follow by "and feeling unsteady and hurt"
Someone send me this poem written by an European old poet and I am trying to make sense of it , grammatically
I hope it makes "sense" now
thank you for your time anyway
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You're welcome.

It might not sound odd with more context. Is it possibly a translation from another language?

Clive
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He will sit two ways:

1. obliviously
2. feeling unsteady and hurt
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