Exploring Literary Topics: Transience, Death, and Vanity

Posted on Feb 7, 2025 in English

Infinitive love, love, love this grundio indicative. Compustar have loved, loved. Imperfect/pluperfect had loved. Perfect simple love. Before I had loved. Future simple love. Future perfect conditional I would love, love. Conditional perfect subjunctive would have loved this love. Perfect compound has loved, loved or loved. Imperfect/pluperfect future would or I would have loved to love your love… Fut compound imperative has loved your mistress, mistress, love us, love you, love them.

1º p, preterite indicative, verb, fit, 2nd conj, active, imperfective (1 V only). Juxtaposed (,.)

Coordinated Conjunctions

  • Copular (and, e, ni)
  • Disjunctive (o, u)
  • Distributive (ya .. ya, well … well)
  • Adversative (but, but, but, however)
  • Explanatory (i.e., that is, or whatever)
  • Conditional (si)
  • Concessive (aunq)
  • Causal (xq)

Subordinate Clauses

  • Substantive – this, that
  • Adjective – with whom, in which
  • Adverbial – place, time, so (as), cause (xq), final (for q), conditional (if), consecutive (following)
  • With serologic assays, often (aunq)

Other Grammatical Elements

  1. Prayer
  2. Simple
  3. Attributive (ser, estar, apparently) / predicative
  4. Staff (shoo) / impersonal
  5. Individual / collective
  6. Animate / inanimate

No and No

Determinants

  • Specific articles (the, la, lo)
  • Undetermined (one, one)
  • Contract (to, of)
  • Demonstratives (this, this, that)
  • Possessive – a keeper (my, your, his), several holders (mine, yours, yours)
  • Numerals – cardinal (one, two), ordinal (first, second), multiplicative (double-triple), partitive (average), income distribution (each, both, sender)
  • Indefinite (some, all)
  • Exclamations (what, how much)
  • Interrogative (how much)

Adjectives

  • Adjective-specified: those that select the noun for possession of a quality.
  • Explanatory or epithets, which highlight a quality of the noun itself.

Grade

  • Positive
  • Comparative: adverbs is not: two qualities of the same quality.
  • Superlative: quality at its highest point
  • Invariable adjectives (Ravenous)

Preposition: to be at low-contrast from to up to for so as not about following through, except for safe even.

Personal Pronouns

  • Unchanged – 1º me, me, me, my
  • 2nd us with you, you, you, you, your
  • 3rd you get it if it’s what you
  • On – what, who, whose

Adverbs

Time

Conjunctions. Irreparable tempus fugit

Literary Topics

  • The transience of life
  • Fortuna mutabile: avantares and reflection on the twist of fortune
  • Ubi sunt: reflection on death
  • Equalizing death: death equals people
  • Any past time was better: longing for the past
  • Vanitas vanitatum: man only moves by vanity and does not realize that nothing can be done by the enigma of creation. Sometimes a man forgets his mortality and wants to match with God.
  • Locus amoenus: idyllic place where you develop a beautiful action.
  • Beatus ille: one who makes happy isolated from human vanity and lives in contact with nature, far from the city without worries of the world, intrigues, and passions.

Colligo virgo rosas beloved young blonde, white, long neck… Periphrasis: inchoative-I finish, I will lie down to mourn, step-answering machine finishes became rough-comes to costly obligations, I have to take care, you must have q-d be hesitant to come durative “I come to write, keep writing intonation — I told you, I’ve made, let the mechanism described”