don't you think it's "ash and urn" instead of "I should learn" ? I think it makes sense : "what's left of you is ash and urn in this silent horizon"...
I agree. With the obvious context of his mother's passing, the only thing that can make sense is "ash and urn". Otherwise, what meaning does the "dust devil" have?
I agree. With the obvious context of his mother's passing, the only thing that can make sense is "ash and urn". Otherwise, what meaning does the "dust devil" have?
don't you think it's "ash and urn" instead of "I should learn" ? I think it makes sense : "what's left of you is ash and urn in this silent horizon"...
I agree. With the obvious context of his mother's passing, the only thing that can make sense is "ash and urn". Otherwise, what meaning does the "dust devil" have?
I agree. With the obvious context of his mother's passing, the only thing that can make sense is "ash and urn". Otherwise, what meaning does the "dust devil" have?
That's what I always thought.
That's what I always thought.