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Ian fleming's bond novel you only live twice has one of my favourite poems For example, suggest “bike” as a synonym for bicycle, or “sock” for socks. You only live twice once when you're born and once when you look death in the face

Happyotter: YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE (1967)

According to the wikipedia arti. If you know of common, alternate spellings or phrasings for this tag, add them here so we can automatically correct them in the future The this refers to the preceding phrase or dialogue

Crossly means gruffly or with ill grace

The repetition is purely for emphasis The meaning, from context, is that people who live along the big highways resent the traffic In the first case, although many of them are more than willing to sell produce, or a painting, to the passing motorists (represented metaphorically as the cars. A passage from the fifth part of the poem the waste land (which you can read online) says

I have heard the key turn in the door once and turn once only we think of the key, each i. I do not understand the last few lines The british officer only needed a photo with the carcass and the maharaja would do the killing Why did he reject this offer

There was no loss for him

He would have killed the tiger himself and the officer would have got the photo and left happily. But what does the whether man represent, and why does he live in expectations And, whatever he does represent, does it relate symbolically to his repetitive style of speaking (often a character's idiosyncracies somehow reflect whatever it is they correspond to), and to the fact that in the end it rains only on him? The only thing they could possibly mean is your kindness has made me love you more deeply than i would love you if i deserved your love. interpreting the sentiment that the words express is a little more problematic, and hopefully somebody will explain this in an answer.

(kind of like the phrase “you can’t have your cake and eat it too”.) but if that is the meaning, how are we to read the next part “long i stood” seems awkward as the beginning of a new idea (“long i stood and looked down one as far as i could”) So what is the best way to interpret the phrase “be one traveler” in this context? Considering that aramaic has been continuously spoken for around 3000 years, and it became an endangered language only a few decades ago, i wonder if there is an aramaic literature (from whichever

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I have read the book twice—once as a high school student, and again as an adult in my mid 40s As a student, i saw things completely different, and in a way much aligned with this form of interpretation.