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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
trip by on rosy wings
2the next two hours tripped by on rosy wings" what does that mean? thank you
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I'm guessing it means the writer had a good time and time seemed to go very quickly.
- I'm guessing it means the writer had a good time and time seemed to go very quickly.
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I'm guessing it means the writer had a good time and time seemed to go very quickly.
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It is poetic, and poetry is art.
Like all art, its interpretation is in the mind of the viewer.
Can you visualize what is happening here?
trip - to run and jump playfully, like a child
rosy - the color rose is associated with happiness and cheer
wings - like a butterfly, floating and flying
Like all art, its interpretation is in the mind of the viewer.
Can you visualize what is happening here?
trip - to run and jump playfully, like a child
rosy - the color rose is associated with happiness and cheer
wings - like a butterfly, floating and flying
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Heard recently to describe the first of the 2020 election debates.
I thought that it was another way to say, "That's messed up."
You can not trip while on the wing, it was a mistake/a contrary simile, by the author. so my English teacher said.
As for it's poetic value, yes it wins some kudos.
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