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I'm now obsessed with "Wild Is The Wind" covers. 

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I'm now obsessed with "Wild Is The Wind" covers. 

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David Bowie - Wild Is The Wind (Official Video)

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You are Edwidge Danticat and you've never heard of Nina Simone. What song do you use in the story?

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You are Edwidge Danticat and you've never heard of Nina Simone. What song do you use in the story?

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What Lillie said!!! We may not be the only species with language, but I am pretty sure other species do not quote each other for effect?

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What Lillie said!!! We may not be the only species with language, but I am pretty sure other species do not quote each other for effect?

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Allusion factors into the reason that stories create playgrounds for language. We can look at this story and just take it at face value, or we can look at how the language is creating allusions to deepen the meaning.

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Verse 1] / Love me, love me, love me, say you do / Let me fly away with you / For my love is like the wind / And wild is the wind / [Verse 2] / Give me more than one caress

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I agree with Ms. Sparks, "Wild is the Wind" is a weird title for a love song. However, it could also allude to how they came about to their wedding; marrying only 4 months after they started dating truly is "wild." 

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I agree with Ms. Sparks, "Wild is the Wind" is a weird title for a love song. However, it could also allude to how they came about to their wedding; marrying only 4 months after they started dating truly is "wild." 

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You kiss me. With your kiss my life begins.

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You kiss me. With your kiss my life begins.

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How does allusion factor into the 7 reasons?

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How does allusion factor into the 7 reasons?

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What do you want for "your song"? Your wedding? Your private love song?

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What do you want for "your song"? Your wedding? Your private love song?

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You kiss me. With your kiss my life begins. You’re spring to me. All things to me. Don’t you know you’re life itself?

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You kiss me. With your kiss my life begins. You’re spring to me. All things to me. Don’t you know you’re life itself?

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Though this is a love song, it’s mournful. It almost feels like acknowledging that this is the end of Marie-Jeanne and Ray’s life together, even though they won’t ever stop loving each other. It feels like foreshadowing that somebody as upbeat and excitable as Ray has such a melancholy favorite song. Why would such a sad song be their first dance? Perhaps because they’re doomed to a criminally short time together. (from my Text of the Week assignment)

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"Wild is the Wind" is a weird title for a love song. Love is wild, I guess, but marriage is the taming of that wildness.

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"Wild is the Wind" is a weird title for a love song. Love is wild, I guess, but marriage is the taming of that wildness.

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Nina Simone was a successful piano player and singer. In 1963 she took part in the Civil Rights Movement. She became a supporter of Malcom X and sang songs about inequality for Black Americans.

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Nina Simone was a singer and civil rights activist. She was not limited to one genre of music, and referred to herself as a "real rebel with a cause." We've heard Nina Simone in Hunt for the Wilderpeople, where her song "Sinnerman" played over the montage at the end of Chapter 5.