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Aliakbar salehi Posted 10 years ago
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tufts of their matching dark hair similarly askew
Warm rays of evening light began to slant through the northwest-facing window of the room as
Paul’s breaths grew more quiet. Cady rubbed her eyes with chubby fists as her bedtime approached,
and a family friend arrived to take her home. I held her cheek to Paul’s, tufts of their matching dark
hair similarly askew, his face serene, hers quizzical but calm, his beloved baby never suspecting that
this moment was a farewell. Softly I sang Cady’s bedtime song, to her, to both of them, and then
released her.
what does"tufts of their matching dark
hair similarly askew"mean?
Paul’s breaths grew more quiet. Cady rubbed her eyes with chubby fists as her bedtime approached,
and a family friend arrived to take her home. I held her cheek to Paul’s, tufts of their matching dark
hair similarly askew, his face serene, hers quizzical but calm, his beloved baby never suspecting that
this moment was a farewell. Softly I sang Cady’s bedtime song, to her, to both of them, and then
released her.
what does"tufts of their matching dark
hair similarly askew"mean?
Top answer
Cady has dark hair. Paul has dark hair. A "tuft of hair" is a clump of hair.
- Cady has dark hair.
- Paul has dark hair.
- A "tuft of hair" is a clump of hair.
- Askew = unkempt, uncombed, awry.
- (out of place)
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Cady has dark hair.
Paul has dark hair.
A "tuft of hair" is a clump of hair.
Askew = unkempt, uncombed, awry. (out of place)
Paul has dark hair.
A "tuft of hair" is a clump of hair.
Askew = unkempt, uncombed, awry. (out of place)
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