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Summary Of Very Frankly By Mark Halliday

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The meaning of the poem, Quite Frankly by Mark Halliday, is that death has no value compared to all the lasting memories in life. This is supported throughout the poem with quotes and tones. In the first stanza, it discusses the deaths having little meaning, the second stanza has a satisfied tone, and the fourth stanza is to the point. Throughout the poem it supports the idea of death having no meaning compared to their memories. Throughout the first stanza in the poem Quite Frankly, Halliday talked about their deaths having no meaning. This is shown in the 1st line when it says, “They got old, they got old and died. But first - okay but first they composed plangent depictions of how much they lost and how much cared about losing. (Halliday,
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