The Solitary Reaper

Folk songs written by William Wordsworth as a singer 's quartet, a lonely death god contains four 8 - line poems. This poem has plans to rhyme ababccdd which first explained that singing in a courtroom of a Scottish highland girl witnessed by a British romantic poet showed emotionally. In 1803 (Lancashire), Wordsworth visited his Scottish Highlands, the mountains with his sister Dorothy and other poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge, and remembered his work in Scottish in his poetry. General view of the reaper.

I remember this verse from my junior high school days - William Wordsworth's "lonely death god". Regardless of who the passerby is, this is an amazing feature of lonely harvesting machines in the grain field, regardless of whether it is singing or like her work. In the process she left a deep impression on Storyteller through her continuing songs. If you are not that harsh in your life right now, please read it - you may like it. Okay, before lemming you think I am crazy, lemme sets the correct background. I'm trying to talk to my rugged startup game. For me, the entrepreneurial spirit is a mistake (the corresponding Hindi variant is Keeda or Khujli). Unfortunately, we live in a world driven by logic. Any lack of conduct or behavior must be logically justified. You will not be satisfied with the idea of ​​"getting hooked on something". Because there are many uncertainties and unknown things in it. This is a simple monolog for my six-year occupational life -

Have you noticed Vincent Van Gogh's harvester wheat field for the first time? Perhaps you are fascinated by bold and regular strokes, or are fascinated by the reaping of one of those fields. Perhaps your eyes are fascinated by the distant blue hill village smoke. What does these details mean? Inspired by observation of the surrounding environment, Van Gogh also saw the field and the symbol of Shinigami. Understanding Van Gogh's intent will affect your interpretation. This picture may mean that each person sees something different by their memory, knowledge and experience, the society in which they live, or seeing the place. How do you compare this picture today with your understanding ten years ago, and how do you understand it in 10 years?