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love_verse <- function(w1, w2, w3){
glue::glue(
"Love is {b}, {b} is love
Love is {y}, {y} love
Love is {u} to be loved",
b = w1, y = w2, u = w3)
}As a return, parameters sometimes gives echoes of poetry.
love_verse('real', 'feeling', 'wanting')Love is real, real is love
Love is feeling, feeling love
Love is wanting to be lovedlove_verse('touch', 'reaching', 'asking')Love is touch, touch is love
Love is reaching, reaching love
Love is asking to be loved## refrainLove is you
You and me
Love is knowing
We can belove_verse('free', 'living', 'needing')Love is free, free is love
Love is living, living love
Love is needing to be lovedhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7er_xx7Wmg8
list(list(w1 = 'real', w2 = 'feeling', w3 = 'wanting'),
list(w1 = 'touch', w2 = 'reaching', w3 = 'asking' ),
list(w1 = 'free', w2 = 'living', w3 = 'needing')) %>%
purrr::map(function(x)do.call(love_verse, x))[[1]]
Love is real, real is love
Love is feeling, feeling love
Love is wanting to be loved
[[2]]
Love is touch, touch is love
Love is reaching, reaching love
Love is asking to be loved
[[3]]
Love is free, free is love
Love is living, living love
Love is needing to be lovedWe could also read title of this article as “strength of an R function exposed with a Lennon song”…
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