In "Green Hills," for instance, is Ryan writing about landscape, or about young, unattainable bodies, or both, when she observes, "Their green flanks / and swells are not / flesh in any sense / matching ours, / we tell ourselves"?
It is fine to hope that the "region's battered pluralism" might revive, but that risks sounding like wishful thinking about an unattainable future.
"It was about an unattainable ideal two women, a house, whatever it was she felt she couldn't have—cut into her back".
We can be lost in emotional struggles, or begin to fantasize about the unattainable luxuries.
Those words weren't meant to be poetic hyperbole about an unattainable ideal.
But alas, Hawthorne wrote this story for a religious audience of his day as a moral parable about the unattainable conceit of human perfection.
As Cohan and I chatted about the unattainable bliss of a Subway for Life card, the publicist chimes in and tells Lauren, "We actually do have a Subway Black Card we can give you.
The song is written in the key of E Major and Kesha's vocal range in the song spans from the note of G3 to the note of B4. "Stephen" is opened in "Kansas-style vocal harmonies" as Kesha sings about an unattainable lover depicting their story.
