It Was Only When - Part 2
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The document describes how the narrator only realized the true value of certain things after experiencing their absence or loss. Through a series of comparisons using "it was only when" constructions, the narrator describes realizing the value of sight after being blinded, the value of fresh water after drinking sewage, the value of freedom after imprisonment, and other similar contrasts, finally ending by realizing the value of love when the heart was at risk of stopping.
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Just Doesn't End
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Its Bizzare But True
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The document describes how various objects, entities, and people experience jealousy towards others due to perceived shortcomings or limitations. Some examples given are the moon being jealous of the sun's brightness, a typewriter being jealous of a computer's capabilities, coins being jealous of currency notes, and a deer being jealous of a panther's strength. The document also describes a person being jealous of a neighbor who was making moves on the girl he loved.
Its Simply The Way You See It
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It Was Perfectly Normal
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How Starved Was I?
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All That I Could Ever Dream Of
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Rather Than Betray
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Just One Girl
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Why Did You Come Into My Life ?
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Seeking Solace
The document describes various situations where the author felt overwhelmed or distressed and sought solace or comfort. Some examples include seeking solace in a mystical valley when life felt too hectic, under a blanket in a soft bed when tired, in herbal baths when in pain, and in the arms of a beloved when their heart beat was fading. In each case, the author sought solace or comfort in natural settings, physical comforts, social connections, or spiritual experiences to ease their distress.
Believe It Or Not , Part 2
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Kissing
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At Her Omnipresent Feet
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I Missed You - Part 2
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Feathers.
The document describes the speaker's reaction to being tickled with different types of feathers. When tickled with feathers representing lies, commercialism, malice, racism, bloodshed, madness, savagery, betrayal, monotony, hostility, slavery, solitude, manipulation, abuse, despair, castigation, terrorism, and poverty, the speaker feels immense anguish, devastation, paralysis, and a desire to die. However, when tickled with feathers representing love, the speaker feels most alive and their heart beats again with a desire to live.
Each Beat Of My Heart
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In Just A Single Minute
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I Inconsolably Died
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Your Kiss
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Your Immortal Beats
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- 1. IT WAS ONLY WHEN – PART 2 It was only when I disastrously stumbled to taste threadbare mud; that I truly realized the mesmerizing value of standing straight upon my own feet, It was only when I was gruesomely blinded with pugnacious chili powder in my eyes; that I truly realized the scintillating value of vibrantly bountiful and scintillating sight, It was only when I was surreptitiously administered abominable gutter water; that I truly realized the celestially ravishing value of the majestically sparkling streams, It was only when I was brutally incarcerated in the traumatically devastating dungeons; that I truly realized the optimistically brilliant value of the Omnisciently dazzling Sun, It was only when I was ruthlessly stuffed into the horrifically air tight coffins; that I truly realized the melodiously vivacious value of regally enlightening and seductively spell binding sound, It was only when the walls of disparagingly disgusting boredom asphyxiated me from all sides; that I truly realized the irrefutably incredulous value of honestly Omnipotent sweat, It was only when maelstroms of swelteringly scorching dust slapped me left; right and acrid center; that I truly realized the miraculously rejuvenating value of resplendently heavenly rain, It was only when jailhouses of murderous monotony pulverized me like inconspicuously criminal mincemeat; that I truly realized the gloriously Omnipresent value of ubiquitously sensuous and timelessly proliferating fantasy, It was only when lethally venomous snakes savagely strangulated me like a frigid mosquito; that I truly realized the ingratiatingly ebullient value of ubiquitously godly innocence, It was only when an unfathomable whirlpool of inexplicable tears rolled in insatiable agony down my cheeks; that I truly realized the gorgeously exuberant value of everlasting smiles, It was only when a graveyard of solitariness tightened its grip upon my soul every unfurling minute; that I truly realized the boisterously enthralling value of rambunctiously vivid liveliness,
- 2. It was only when each of my finger was barbarically nailed to the ground; that I truly realized the stupendously embellished value of sketching exquisitely panoramic landscape upon barren canvas, It was only when the diabolical demons chopped my tongue into an infinite pieces; that I truly realized the marvelously emphatic value of poignantly effusive sound, It was only when I had to inevitably transgress past the bed of acrimoniously ominous thorns; that I truly realized the enchantingly satiny value of royally aristocratic silk, It was only when I was savagely lambasted by unsparing whiplashes of blatantly insidious lies; that I truly realized the eternally unassailable value of patriotically blazing truth, It was only when there was nothing in vicinity but invidiously sordid stones and mud to chew; that I truly realized the salubriously jubilant and sacrosanct value of life- yielding food, It was only when a satanically ghastly accident ghoulishly snatched my beloved; that I truly realized the triumphantly ardent value of pricelessly inimitable togetherness, It was only when my nostrils menacingly decided to gruesomely squelch even the most infinitesimal iota of breath; that I truly realized the bountifully Omnipotent value of unshakably iridescent life, And it was only when every beat of my heart uncouthly leapt out to be the devil’s uxorious breakfast; that I truly realized the immortally unconquerable value of eternal love.