It is interesting

[ripley]

Hi,
Can I start a sentence like this?

1 It is interesting that the poet uses ( and so on)
2 or should I say "It is interesting the fact that the poet .....

And is it possible to say:
3 The poet wants that the readers imagine her beloved
4 or should I say " the poet wants that the readers could imagine her beloved
5 or the poet wants the readers to imagine her beloved
6. or the poet wants the readrers to imagine what her beloved looks like.

7. The cherries represent the woman s mouth which none will have until she decides to give herself.
8. Can I substitute have with enjoy?
Please tell me which one is incorrect and why.
Bye Rip.

[Tdol]

Can I start a sentence like this?

1 It is interesting that the poet uses ( and so on) Yes
2 or should I say "It is interesting the fact that the poet ..... You can, but I prefer number 1- it's shorter and more to the point

And is it possible to say:
3 The poet wants that the readers imagine her beloved No- wants the readers to imagine


7. The cherries represent the woman's mouth which none will have until she decides to give herself.
8. Can I substitute have with enjoy?

I'd use enjoy rather than have- you can have a person (have sex), but mouths don't go with have, so enjoy fits with both the mouth and the cherries.