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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Speaking to nature
Hello,
When someone like a little child gives nature an order imaginatively, how would he say?
For instance,
"You, sun, come out!"
"You, wind, blow!"
Are those sentences possible? Thank you.
When someone like a little child gives nature an order imaginatively, how would he say?
For instance,
"You, sun, come out!"
"You, wind, blow!"
Are those sentences possible? Thank you.
Top answer
Yes, they are possible. Shakespeare wrote 'Blow, blow, thou winter wind '.
- Yes, they are possible.
- Shakespeare wrote 'Blow, blow, thou winter wind '.
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Yes, they are possible.
Shakespeare wrote 'Blow, blow, thou winter wind'.
Shakespeare wrote 'Blow, blow, thou winter wind'.
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That sounds so cool. I've liked the word 'thou' for some reason. Thank you very much for your answer and information!
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Anonymous"You, wind, blow!"Blow wind blow, blow the autumn leaves around
Blow and make them swirl high from the low ground
Make them dancing dervishes in the air
Let them revel without a single care
Blow wind blow, blow the lofty trees about
Blow, blow and make their branches loudly shout
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Elia Michael
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