Carry The Wreaths Away Poem by Emmanuel George Cefai

Carry The Wreaths Away

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Carry the wreaths away
For they shall dry
And wipe your eyes enow
For they shall dry
And let this Night there be not night dews
For they shall dry.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Bri Edwards 15 September 2023

Is there a purpose for this poem? ? Hmm? ?

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Bri Edwards 15 September 2023

line 5: Is there need for 'not' here? ? And I don't think 'enow' will pass the 'understanding test' in U.S. : (

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Bri Edwards 15 September 2023

'Emmanuel George Cefai (1955 -) ħassieb u filosofu Malti twieled ir-Rabat, Għawdex fit-12 ta' Marzu 1955 u ggradwa fil-kors tal-Liġi mill Università ta' Malta fis-sena 1977.' [Maltese language] ;)

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Bri Edwards 15 September 2023

'enow'! ? 'enough'..'i-ˈnō archaic: enough Word History Etymology Middle English inow, from Old English genōg First Known Use before the 12th century, in the meaning defined above'

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Kingsley Egbukole 15 September 2023

Every challenge, every difficulty has an expiry date. Intact every situation has an expiry date. Beautiful poem

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