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When one ‘needs persuading’, it means they are ‘not convinced’ of the need or urgency of something. The poem is somewhat of a challenge with the possibility that the effort might not be rewarded. It would be easier to ignore it unless a good reason to make the effort is seen.
- When one ‘needs persuading’, it means they are ‘not convinced’ of the need or urgency of something.
- The poem is somewhat of a challenge with the possibility that the effort might not be rewarded.
- It would be easier to ignore it unless a good reason to make the effort is seen.
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When one ‘needs persuading’, it means they are ‘not convinced’ of the need or urgency of something. The poem is somewhat of a challenge with the possibility that the effort might not be rewarded. It would be easier to ignore it unless a good reason to make the effort is seen.
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