English Language & Usage Asked by Yuanvnn on February 26, 2021
Does this make sense in a creative sense and it is grammatically or structurally correct?
A heart so pure angel would implore
What I’m trying to get at is “a heart so pure that it makes angels envious”. It makes sense in my head but I might be thinking in another language. Another sentence structure I thought of is
A heart so pure angels would die for
or
Angels would die for a heart so pure
The third one seems like the best one.
Maybe the first could be adjusted to "A heart so pure an angel would implore for it" but that kind of takes down the short-and-sweet aspect. The first one makes enough sense but maybe see if you can rearrange the words to be a bit clearer
Answered by Tasch on February 26, 2021
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