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Fitzgerald, F. Scott. The Great Gatsby. Great
Britain: Heinemann, 1987. Print.
Water:

vulnerable, unmistakable sign pg 1

limit, reaction, unbroken series, preyed on pg 2

desolate pg 23

bought and sold pg 25

startlingly white pg 28

can’t live forever pg 36
Myrtle Wilson:

beautiful little fool pg 17

bleak pg 23

somewhere else, middle 30s pg 25
Green Light

in the morning in the evening, in between time pg 95
Yellow

rain pg 84

moonlight 107

radiant, fresh 148

invisible cloak 149

November night 152

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A bleak future

So young in just their 30’s

Now somewhere else

Wrapped after having suffered

Just another chill in a hot night

Forever more a beautiful little fool

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Shredding it’s invisible cloak

Just as the moonlight fades

As radiant and fresh as the day before

Casting out rain

Giving way to a clear November night

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A shining beacon,

In the morning

In the evening

In between time

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You become vulnerable

You remember that you can’t live forever

A limited reaction is all it takes.

An unbroken series of unmistakable signs

You’re preyed on unknowingly

It’s desolate

No way to be bought nor sold

You’re half asleep

Then a startling white