"I guess he just wanted his women to wear things that symbolized him".
The handmade items crafted with epoxy ― bagel, lox, tomato, onion ― are arranged as pillars to symbolize him.
"I haven't had the chance to sit down and ask Billy what that symbolizes for him," Gossett said.
Mr. Boggs should be asked what the Confederate battle flag symbolizes to him and to African Americans and why he believes that flag should have continued to fly over Georgia nearly 50 years after Brown v. Board of Education," reads the letter.
The effort is symbolized for him by the yellow school buses that carry students to after-school programs and summer school programs in the arts.
In love, like Bryant, with the still unspoiled American landscape, whose wild vigor symbolized to him the spirit of the young Republic, he was also drawn to the seductive charms of Old World Europe, particularly Italy.
It was named after, and was centered on, the Galleria Umberto I, the bustling Victorian arcade in central Naples that Burns the G.I. had frequented, and that had come to symbolize for him the city's beleaguered but still-beating heart; at one point or another most of his characters found themselves under its shattered glass canopy.
Now, he again turned to the Vietcong prisoner who had come to symbolize for him all that was wrong with U.S. policy in Vietnam.
At no point in his paper does Quill write that he feels hatred or rage towards Diane or towards what she may have symbolized to him.
