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The line 'Some people get their kicks stompin' on a dream' suggests that:
The line 'Some people get their kicks stompin' on a dream' suggests that:
- Some individuals derive pleasure from undermining the aspirations of others. (correct)
- Dreams are fragile and easily destroyed by the actions of others.
- Everyone should pursue their dreams relentlessly, regardless of the cost.
- People should be wary of sharing their dreams with others, as they may be ridiculed.
The series of roles mentioned—'puppet, pauper, pirate, poet, a pawn and a king'—primarily serves to:
The series of roles mentioned—'puppet, pauper, pirate, poet, a pawn and a king'—primarily serves to:
- Highlight the unpredictable and varied nature of life's experiences. (correct)
- Illustrate the speaker's diverse professional background and experiences.
- Suggest the speaker's confusion about their true identity and purpose.
- Emphasize the speaker's desire for social mobility and upward progression.
What does the line 'But my heart just ain't gonna buy it' suggest about the speaker's internal conflict?
What does the line 'But my heart just ain't gonna buy it' suggest about the speaker's internal conflict?
- The speaker is struggling to reconcile their head and heart, seeking a balance between them.
- The speaker is ultimately controlled by their emotions, which prevent them from making rational choices.
- The speaker's emotions compel them to persevere despite their desire to give up. (correct)
- The speaker is pragmatic and makes decisions based on logical reasoning rather than emotion.
The lines 'Each time I find myself flat on my face, I pick myself up and get back in the race' convey a message of:
The lines 'Each time I find myself flat on my face, I pick myself up and get back in the race' convey a message of:
The hypothetical action of rolling 'myself up in a big ball and die' if 'there's nothing shaking come this here July' can be interpreted as:
The hypothetical action of rolling 'myself up in a big ball and die' if 'there's nothing shaking come this here July' can be interpreted as:
Flashcards
That's Life
That's Life
Experiencing both successes and failures.
Getting Back in the Race
Getting Back in the Race
Resilience in the face of setbacks.
World Keeps Spinning
World Keeps Spinning
The world continues regardless of personal hardship.
Thought of Quitting
Thought of Quitting
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Heart Won't Buy It
Heart Won't Buy It
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Study Notes
- Life involves highs and lows, symbolized by being "high in April, shot down in May".
- Despite setbacks, there's an intention to "change that tune" and return to the top in June.
- Some people find enjoyment in crushing the dreams of others.
- The world keeps spinning regardless of personal circumstances.
- The speaker has experienced various roles and situations, from "puppet" to "king," indicating a wide range of experiences.
- Despite failures, the speaker perseveres and gets back into the race.
- The thought of quitting has occurred, but the speaker's heart rejects the idea.
- There's a determination to keep trying, rather than giving up.
- If things don't improve by July, there's a sense of despair and a desire to "roll myself up in a big ball and die".
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Description
This text reflects on the ups and downs of life, marked by both success and failure. It emphasizes the importance of resilience, perseverance, and the determination to overcome setbacks. Despite considering quitting, the speaker ultimately chooses to keep trying, even when faced with despair.
