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Darcy Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

This day's a spinning circus on a wheel

<Don't know if our fate's already sealed

This day's a spinning circus on a wheel >


That is a part of the song 'Ashes and wine by a fine frenzy

1) Is 'This day's' a 'be verb contraction' or the possessive case?

2) What is the meaning of 'This day's a spinning circus on a wheel'?

Thanks in advance.
  

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1-- Day is. 2-- No meaning beyond what you take from the image. Circuses do not spin and are not wheel-mounted.

— Mister Micawber

  • 1-- Day is.
  • 2-- No meaning beyond what you take from the image.
  • Circuses do not spin and are not wheel-mounted.
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1-- Day is.

2-- No meaning beyond what you take from the image. Circuses do not spin and are not wheel-mounted.
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