I dashed off the above when it's cloudy and drizzling this morning in my part of the world. Is it right to write " a beneficial parasol" and " the malicious sunlight?"
I wrote them this way on purpose, for people always think that dark cloud is bad while sunlight is delightful.
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These expressions are OK to my ear in this poetic context. )
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These expressions are OK to my ear in this poetic context.
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These expressions are OK to my ear in this poetic context. (Of course, if you started talking in this way in everyday conversation then you'd probably get some funny looks!)
I think the idea is good, and the rhythm and image of 'beneficial parasol' is outstanding. Some suggestions for directions in which to go:
What a beneficial parasol you are in scorching summer! You fendoff the malicious sunlight for elegant young ladies, Like buttercups swaying and dancing to t