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12 Cards in this Set
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Wild stretch of land |
Free unrestrained |
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Lone tree guarding |
Sentinel/ sentry protecting |
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Sharp tounged |
Personification of ocean as dangerous |
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Fort building |
Emblematic symbol of childhood joy in building sanctuarys |
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Whirr wheeel |
Onomatopaea contrast the screech of a seagull showing softness in nature |
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Yeild |
Nature provides for the boys |
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Rusty can |
The rough scavenging fun which boys have |
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But I wanted to say |
Contradicts the intention of talking to a friend by further talking about nature |
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Food and drinks of youthful dreams |
Metaphor for when anything could be anything in a child's game |
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Friend |
Direct address |
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Clasp your hand for reassurance |
Desparately hold onto the memory |
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Perhaps the tree will strike fresh roots again |
An optimistic hope that nature will reclaim it's territory and his dieing wish is that nature rises to prominence again |
