Stevenukd Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
MAKE SENSE
Dear Teachers,
1. Whenever I'm weary, from the battles that rage in my head. You make sense of madness, when my sanity hangs by a thread.
- "battles" here mean "love battles", right? and "you make sense of madness" means "you make the madness sound sense", right?
2. Sometimes I just hold you, too caught up in me to see. I'm holding a fortune that heaven has given to me.
- What does "too caught up in me to see" mean here?
Thanks very much to Teachers,
Stevenukd.
1. Whenever I'm weary, from the battles that rage in my head. You make sense of madness, when my sanity hangs by a thread.
- "battles" here mean "love battles", right? and "you make sense of madness" means "you make the madness sound sense", right?
2. Sometimes I just hold you, too caught up in me to see. I'm holding a fortune that heaven has given to me.
- What does "too caught up in me to see" mean here?
Thanks very much to Teachers,
Stevenukd.
Top answer
1. Whenever I'm weary, from the battles that rage in my head. You make sense of madness, when my sanity hangs by a thread .
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1. Whenever I'm weary, from the battles that rage in my head. You make sense of madness, when my sanity hangs by a thread.
- "battles" here mean "love battles", right? -- No; 'difficult and confusing thoughts on many aspects of the speaker's life'
- "you make sense of madness" means "you make the madness sound sense", right? -- Not exactly; 'you explain everything to
- "battles" here mean "love battles", right? -- No; 'difficult and confusing thoughts on many aspects of the speaker's life'
- "you make sense of madness" means "you make the madness sound sense", right? -- Not exactly; 'you explain everything to
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