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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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The realization hits me as if I were punched in the stomach.
0 Spring is coming! In my yard, the small greening garden bushes light up like stars in the dark sky. Small white blossoms greet me as well. Rays of sunshine warm me up. Suddenly, I'm faced with a staggering truth. 01 b 00 The realization hits me as if I were punched in the stomach 02 b 00 . In many ways, I'm like the flowers. 02 br
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00 Is it proper to think of the bolded part as "I realized this truth suddenly and painfully as if I were punched in the stomach?" Thanks. 0-
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00 Is it proper to think of the bolded part as "I realized this truth suddenly and painfully as if I were punched in the stomach?" Thanks. 0-
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02 br 00 I don't think that the intended reference is 'painfully', so I would slight the author for using this simile. 0-
- 02 br 00 I don't think that the intended reference is 'painfully', so I would slight the author for using this simile.
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00 I don't think that the intended reference is 'painfully', so I would slight the author for using this simile. The following text may reveal some painful element of this realization, but the excerpt you have given us is all happiness and light. 0-
00 I don't think that the intended reference is 'painfully', so I would slight the author for using this simile. The following text may reveal some painful element of this realization, but the excerpt you have given us is all happiness and light. 0-
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