In lines 8-9, Collier writes that an abstract painting does not represent things as they are but as they feel. What can you infer about the narrator's childhood?

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Marigolds (short story)

In lines 8-9, Collier writes that an abstract painting does not represent things as they are but as they feel. What can you infer about the narrator's childhood?

in lines 8-9 collier writes that an abstract painting does not represent things as they are but as they feel what can you infer about the narrators childhood

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Marigolds (short story)

In lines 8-9, Collier writes that an abstract painting does not represent things as they are but as they feel. What can you infer about the narrator's childhood?

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