I have no idea what this is. Apparently, it was a draft saved from some years ago. Here's all I had. I don't think I should continue.
This combination of words has probably never been uttered, in this order at least, ever before in all of human history. We don't know for sure, but I think its safe to say that this sentence at least merits a post all by itself.
When asked what I understand when I read this line again, it seems to me that the speaker (who is still scrubbing away as we speak) is trying to get rid of something. It may not necessarily be the brown residue on the clothy-type shoe, it could well be a symbolic or a metaphorical spot that she is trying to get out.
It seems more like as if she has done her job by cleaning the shoe but is still not satisfied and feels that the shoe has to go through the procedure for her to feel that there is nothing left from her side...
"Have you ever heard of Macbeth," I ask.
"No, but I would to know why you are referring to the name at this moment," comes the reply.
"Read the play and you will know," I say, trying to close the subject.
This combination of words has probably never been uttered, in this order at least, ever before in all of human history. We don't know for sure, but I think its safe to say that this sentence at least merits a post all by itself.
When asked what I understand when I read this line again, it seems to me that the speaker (who is still scrubbing away as we speak) is trying to get rid of something. It may not necessarily be the brown residue on the clothy-type shoe, it could well be a symbolic or a metaphorical spot that she is trying to get out.
It seems more like as if she has done her job by cleaning the shoe but is still not satisfied and feels that the shoe has to go through the procedure for her to feel that there is nothing left from her side...
"Have you ever heard of Macbeth," I ask.
"No, but I would to know why you are referring to the name at this moment," comes the reply.
"Read the play and you will know," I say, trying to close the subject.
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