Son of the rain by Khalil gibran
What are the mad elements of life from the poem song of the rain?
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Hi Only you can say. You need to work through the lines of the poem and pick out any that you cannot relate to your own life at all. There may be some: if so, pick those out and say where you feel that Gibran has gone beyond any realm of human experience.
- Hi Only you can say.
- You need to work through the lines of the poem and pick out any that you cannot relate to your own life at all.
- There may be some: if so, pick those out and say where you feel that Gibran has gone beyond any realm of human experience.
- Does he stick with the plot, keep with the idea of describing rain, in his own voice?
- Personally, I think he does, although some parts are disturbing Dave
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Only you can say. You need to work through the lines of the poem and pick out any that you cannot relate to your own life at all. There may be some: if so, pick those out and say where you feel that Gibran has gone beyond any realm of human experience. Does he stick with the plot, keep with the idea of describing rain, in his own voice?
Personally, I think he does, although
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