7. she can't fly with her wings (or can she???) because they're symbolicâ not only to set her apart but as a reminder of the many burdens of being the Ascended. (she carries the wings rather than them carrying her)
I mean, I get it, it's a desert, Lake Mead is a puddle now and can't deliver the water requirements, but it's just so... symbolic of how everything I knew as a child is dead now. I should stop being so nostalgic--most of my friends aren't--but I guess it's just my nature to be wistful about stuff.
You are welcome :3! I need to go find your post~ I'm glad you like his expression! He's a villain in Out of Memory - without giving away too much (he's already debuted, but is currently unnamed in-universe), his eyes are a symbolic representation of his character and powers ^^.
Poetry about animals https://www.booksns.com/94264/ I've been looking for poetry about animals but everything I find is poetry for children. I read The Tiger by William Blake and The Jaguar by Ted Hughes but I find thethem too symbolic. Do you know about any poetry books or some poems about âŚ
I've been looking for poetry about animals but everything I find is poetry for children. I read The Tiger by William Blake and The Jaguar by Ted Hughes but I find thethem too symbolic.Do you know about any poetry books or some poems about animals which are not metaphorical concepts? by Ixkozauki
The positions often only make sense if you believe there are zero viable levers of political influence available and that political actions are solely symbolic. I disagree, but rational. Insisting that one can ârejectâ a power-system into meeting your demands is what breaks my brain.
I think part of the reason it was an effective symbolic demand is precisely because it was so difficult to fulfill
France isnât actually sending any arms AND STILL this is an important symbolic statement. Take what I can get
