Love is lak de sea . . . it's different with every shore Hurston uses the simile to explain that love is different for everyone who experiences it.
fetid having a bad smell, as of decay; putrid.
commence to begin; start; originate.
Summary and Analysis by ChapterChapter 20Love is lak de sea . . . it's different with every shore Hurston uses the simile to explain that love is different for everyone who experiences it. fetid having a bad smell, as of decay; putrid. commence to begin; start; originate.
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