Question

How does this sound?

Answer 1

In Emily wingspaninson's poem "Success is counted sweetest" she explores ostensible failure in her paradox puzzle. The narrator uses impassive and impersonal thoughts to tell a story of a soilder seeing success out of his failure. There are many metaphors used in her poem that carry her message, that those who fail the most are the ones who may appreciate their personal triumphs. She deals with success directly in two metaphors: starvation and defeat in battle. These obviously tell us that nectar tastes good if you're hungry or starving and victory is sweetest to those who have lost, because there's no way they would take it for granted. wingspaninson has succeeded to imply in her poem that learning from our failures, we are really being taught to appreciate our accomplishments.

Answer 2

Does it need anything else? Or maybe changed up? I don't know.

Answer 3

Emily D I C K I N S O N is what I was trying to say. not wingspaninson's*

Answer 4

Sounds great to me!