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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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She walks in beauty, like the night;of cloudless climes and starry skies, and all that's best of dark and bright: meet in her aspect and her eyes thus mellowed to that tender light.which heaven to gaudy day denies.
Could you please explain that in a few lines?
Thank you very much in advance.
Could you please explain that in a few lines?
Thank you very much in advance.
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Anonymous in a few lines? Good heavens! That is precisely what Lord Byron has already done for you.
- Anonymous in a few lines?
- Good heavens!
- That is precisely what Lord Byron has already done for you.
- And you want it shorter?!
- She's as beautiful as a clear night full of stars.
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Anonymousin a few lines?Good heavens! That is precisely what Lord Byron has already done for you. And you want it shorter?!
She's as beautiful as a clear night full of stars.
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Could you please explain more? Because some of them aren't clear enough to understand.
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AnonymousCould you please explain more? Because some of them aren't clear enough to understand.Please be specific, then. Which words do you not understand? If you do not understand the original poetry and if you cannot extrapolate a single-sentence paraphrase, however, I see little point in your attempting 19th C English verse at this stage of your language
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