Dissatisfaction akin to billow
Just when our youthful time flies like an arrow, and while we worked to the marrow , our faces are climbed with deep furrow , our skin had never been as sallow ; our vision in no ways too narrow; our minds by all means so shallow - and life is in truth desperately hollow, with our hearts fully packed with sorrow – but then we still mindlessly follow, convincing ourselves we are acting mellow : lying ourselves willingly under the harrow , as if we are dutiful hallow – and then be trampled upon like yarrow , in time burying ourselves under the barrow …
So, please rise my fellow - together we shall bellow, unleashing agony to the ruthless miser to gallow ! "That despite we might be callow , we well deserve a fallow !" High time it is we stand from our burrow , and refrain from ever wallow ! Wait no until tomorrow, for tonight's sweet dreams on pillow!
Written by hopeless miChaeL
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For those of you so kind and worrying whether I am somehow unhappy – worry no more, I am as pessimistic as usual. Though happiness is not the case in my new firm, neither is painful suffering.
For those of you so mean and speculating whether I am in some way wacky – question no more, I am as barmy as usual. Well, more than ever.
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Afterthoughts and Disclaimer
I have to plainly admit that I am amazed by the number of words that ends with ‘– llow” or “- rrow”, and even more by the fact that most of them are negative in meaning.
I wrote this just for fun. Can’t believe I had spent almost a full day writing up this sxxt. Well, let bygone by bygone. Killing time idiotically is the right (and duty) for those who are (or believe they are) young. Wakaka
I am not responsible for any spelling or grammatical or logical mistakes contained herein, as what I did was just randomly BURROW ‘– llow” or “- rrow” words from the dictionary and attempt to string these words as much as possible to make some (or no) sense.
Ummm... well you are of course most welcomed to ridicule me, but just don't laugh too loud and tell everybody else. Everybody got some truly embarrassing moments, right?
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Work to the marrow - analogy to “work to the bone”, meaning: “work very hard”, source: Thesaurus.com
Furrow, meaning: “犁溝,皺紋”, source: pydict data
Sallow, meaning: “灰色的,蒼白的,氣色不好的”, source: pydict data
Mellow, meaning: “成熟的,醇的,熟練的”, source: pydict data
Under the harrow, meaning: “subjected to actual torture with a toothed instrument”, source: Webster’s Revised Unabridged Dictionary
Hallow, meaning: “神聖聖徒”, source: pydict data
Yarrow, meaning: “西洋蓍草”, source: pydict data
Barrow, meaning: “古墓”, source: pydict data
Agony, meaning: “苦惱,痛苦,劇痛,陣痛,極度的痛苦”, source: pydict data
Gallow, meaning: “to fright or terrify”, source: pydict data
Callow, meaning: “年輕而無經驗的”, source: pydict data
Fallow, meaning: “休耕”, source: pydict data
Burrow, meaning: “洞穴,藏身處”, source: pydict data
Wallow, meaning: “墮落”, source: pydict data
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