I Don't Agree

[free]

I don't agree
I disagree
I have an opposite opinion

I am against it
I spit on it
I won't let it be

No way
No pasaran
No chance

Withdraw it
Change it
Make it in accordance with my wish

[Pumpkin337]

do you mean 'no pasaran' which means 'they shall not pass' which IMHO does not quite fit the context?

[cacian]

free I like this.
simple and yet effective.

[Pumpkin337]

reminds me of the poem about the plums in the fridge :D

[PeterL]

Make it in accordance with my wish

That's the hard part. Good luck

[cacian]

reminds me of the poem about the plums in the fridge :D

I have just looked it up.
w.c.w

I have eaten
the plums
that were in
the icebox

and which
you were probably
saving
for breakfast

Forgive me
they were delicious
so sweet
and so cold

[free]

do you mean 'no pasaran' which means 'they shall not pass' which IMHO does not quite fit the context?

It is from Spanish civil war in 30's. Here it is used as a symbolical exclamation of protest.

[free]

free I like this.
simple and yet effective.

Thanks. I am glad you understood.

[free]

That's the hard part. Good luck

:) Thanks for good wishes. We all have sometimes moments of agreement or disagreement with something. It helps when you can express it in verses.

[cacian]

Thanks. I am glad you understood.

I am not sure about pasaran.
you said it is an exclamation.
do you mean like the word veto?

[Pumpkin337]

'no pasaran' was the cry of the resistance and it means 'they shall not pass' which is why I questioned it in the context of the poem - whom exactly shall not pass?

[free]

I am not sure about pasaran.
you said it is an exclamation.
do you mean like the word veto?


'no pasaran' was the cry of the resistance and it means 'they shall not pass' which is why I questioned it in the context of the poem - whom exactly shall not pass?

¡No pasarán! is a slogan used to express determination to defend a position against an enemy.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/They_shall_not_pass