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ladorada | 14:48 Mon 29th Jan 2007 | Phrases & Sayings
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What does it mean when a face has "weather-lines falling into place" ? Does this mean the person's face is wrinkled? I found it in a poem beginning like this:

"Glasses on,
suddenly she'd become
herself -
the face we'd always known,
with all its weather-lines
falling into place."
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Basically, yes, it does mean her face was wrinkled...ie looking rather like a weather-map showing pressure isobars on its surface.
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Thanks. It was my guess too, but I wanted to be sure.

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