‘Was it well or sorely spent’? Explain this statement with examples.
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This statement sort of means, "was it worth it"
example using this phrase is: "Yes, it was alot of money, but was it well or sorely spent?"
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- This is one of the interrogative statements that the poet uses to ask the reader whether he has lived his life well for the day, or whether he has wasted the day by spending it bitterly.
- In the light of the poem, a well spent day is one when we make others happy, when we are remembered by someone when someone says a few kinds words about us when we greet others cheerfully when our deeds make others feel grateful when we help even a single person out of the many that we meet when even a single heart rejoices because of us, and when we instil courage in someone who is losing hope.
- On the other hand, a day is sorely spent when we don’t even greet a friend properly as we go on about our day, or when we are purely selfish in our rush to get to the next task, thus ignoring the needs of others around us.
- It is the way we spend our day that decides whether we have earned our tomorrow or not. If we have helped even one person to minimize his problems, we have earned ourselves a good future. However, a day spent serving only the self, might not earn us our tomorrow .
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