09-26-2026, 03:49 PM
Seems the allusions went un-noticed. If you were to sidestep the notion of 'cliche' (which are the allusions) is there anything else you could say?
e.g. - your 'why?' -- because round my hat I wear the green willow - the sign of the rejected lover, as in "the green willow shall be my garland".
Oh, and of course he's a lunatic - one driven mad by the moon.
Does this help?
e.g. - your 'why?' -- because round my hat I wear the green willow - the sign of the rejected lover, as in "the green willow shall be my garland".
Oh, and of course he's a lunatic - one driven mad by the moon.
Does this help?
"Whenever you see reference to a new paradigm you should always, under all circumstances, take cover" J. K. Galbraith, The Observer, 21 June 1998