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NL888 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
What does "Deep inside, were people too" mean?
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Doctors by Dean Thorpe
Nasty tablets, side effects.
Moody people, emotional wrecks.
Deep inside, were people too.
Even when, were feeling blue.
Doctors comment, think they know.
Expose our lifes, pain we show.
Lifes a ***, in the end.
See us vanish, round the bend.
More:
http://www.aspexdesign.co.uk/poems15.htm
Doctors by Dean Thorpe
Nasty tablets, side effects.
Moody people, emotional wrecks.
Deep inside, were people too.
Even when, were feeling blue.
Doctors comment, think they know.
Expose our lifes, pain we show.
Lifes a ***, in the end.
See us vanish, round the bend.
More:
http://www.aspexdesign.co.uk/poems15.htm
Top answer
There are mistakes there. You have found a pretty bad example of English poetry, but I am comforted to know that there are Englishmen as bad as any American in this regard, so, thanks for that. "Were" should be "we're".
- There are mistakes there.
- You have found a pretty bad example of English poetry, but I am comforted to know that there are Englishmen as bad as any American in this regard, so, thanks for that.
- "Were" should be "we're".
- The plural of "life" is "lives".
- Deep inside, we are people, too—how profound.
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There are mistakes there. You have found a pretty bad example of English poetry, but I am comforted to know that there are Englishmen as bad as any American in this regard, so, thanks for that. "Were" should be "we're". The plural of "life" is "lives". Deep inside, we are people, too—how profound.
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