by MinorMonster
Cute little tale of the digger of graves and his view of his life's mission.
But no, tell me it's not so; with plural pronouns/nouns you've attached likes & loves, when it should be like & love! Guess even the best can have an off moment.
"But no, tell me it's not so; with plural pronouns/nouns you've attached likes & loves, when it should be like & love! Guess even the best can have an off moment."
I disagree, the plurals are not mistahes but dialogue. Consider, for instance, an uneducated working class Englishman.
I can really dig this guy's attitude on digging graves. What a healthy way of looking at a less that happy occupation.
Well, yes sir, that sort of dialogue makes perfect sense in that light, and such limitations don't just apply to the English. But imagining an English dialect with a hard-working grave digger's face - - - makes excellent sense. I retract my earlier concerns.
and why, you may ask?
It is deep, really deep. Meaning more than just what they words are saying...I enjoy the way you see things, MM
:)
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