Pushed away: Lard
“Anything spare goes straight back out. I don't keep a cushion.”
It prevents any surplus from accumulating, spending down, giving away or otherwise disposing of whatever would have become a reserve, so that a life that earns adequately never has anything behind it. A denigrating household established that this person was not the sort who ends up with a store, and holding one would contradict a finding that has never been reopened. What it asks for is one reserve allowed to sit untouched for a season.
It echoes Sudama, who walked a long way to a friend who happened to be a king, carrying a small twist of flattened rice, and stood in the doorway unable to bring himself to hand it over or to ask for anything. The form implies a task: to hand over the rice and to say the sentence after it.
What is the "Pushed away: Lard" pattern?
It prevents any surplus from accumulating, spending down, giving away or otherwise disposing of whatever would have become a reserve, so that a life that earns adequately never has anything behind it. A denigrating household established that this person was not the sort who ends up with a store, and holding one would contradict a finding that has never been reopened. What it asks for is one reserve allowed to sit untouched for a season.
What does "Pushed away: Lard" sound like when it shows up?
Anything spare goes straight back out. I don't keep a cushion.
What is the archetypal form of "Pushed away: Lard"?
It echoes Sudama, who walked a long way to a friend who happened to be a king, carrying a small twist of flattened rice, and stood in the doorway unable to bring himself to hand it over or to ask for anything. The form implies a task: to hand over the rice and to say the sentence after it.
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