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    In the novel “The Rose that Grew from Concrete” by Tupac Shakur writes about his personal experiences in a series of poems through his young adult years. He uses the literary devices POV, Setting, and Semantics. Historical context also plays a large role. First person POV shows personal experience. The setting gives the reader an idea of the hardships of the time. Semantics are used to portray the author´s feelings towards a subject. Historical context is an external force that is placed on the…

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    for a well-known rapper and given a chance to rap a verse in a song. After he rapped his verse, many people took notice of his unique rhymes, and he began to make more music on his own. He unfortunately died at the age of 25. I would bring him back from the dead because he accomplished so much at a young age. He has nine platinum albums, seven posthumous albums, sold 75 million albums, made 713 songs, and starred in seven different movies. I would bring him back so he can make more music, make…

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    Perhaps one of the most influential hip hop artist ever is Tupac. Tupac wrote poems with his most famous being “The Rose that Grew from the Concrete.” Which is about how it does not matter who you are you can do what you want if you put your head to it. When you first hear most hip hop artist at first you may think they are a slob that does not deserve their fame and money, but as…

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    I grew up walking in two worlds. One foot slapping the concrete sidewalk on the way to my thirteen-story apartment in the bustling ocean-side city of Wenzhou, China, and another thudding on a red dirt road to my grandmother’s hut, where I forced down the worst egg soup (because that’s love). I spent years surrounded by signs of poverty in the rusty pagodas from nearby villages that took the loud, crowded train to the big city in hopes of bringing enough home for a meager supper. They were in the…

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    is so much truth behind the saying, “Every rose has it’s thorn”. It’s the perfect juxtaposition of beauty and pain; the thought of it alone speaks volumes. The thorns bring a perfect balance to the rose without taking away any of its beauty. The rough, dangerous look of the thorns carry uncertainty and fear. Like an animal’s natural instinct, you are cautious before making the approach in fear that danger is ahead. But, the beauty and elegance of the rose petals pulls you in. The delicate petals…

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    “I can tell it wasn’t love...What an experience, you could’ve been the one”, another quote - “...I kept my wits about me luckily” shows that he is thankful for not falling for her completely. Once again, Drake shows another value that he has learnt from the relationship. The artist learns to appreciate what he has because “...you never get to see it coming you just get to see it…

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    mind, art has the power to take him away from the concrete, cold surroundings of his cell, even if just for moments. However, it did not take long for him to see that painting gave him more than an imaginary vacation, but a reason for existing. Art literally saved his life from dissipating through the cracks of the justice system. The path to discovering his talent began many moons before prison or his first painting. Michael was born in 1956 and grew up in the state of Main on a potato farm.…

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    Regardless of whether the act of abortion is deemed ethically wrong or not, the ability to access and choose whether a person wants to see their pregnancy through is a human right. I say this because as long as the fetus grows and feeds from the womb, it is simply a body part, growing until it is capable of free will at birth. That said, a woman reserves the right to remove the immature fetus, and to deny this is a misuse of power over another human’s right to choose. A deeper delve into what…

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    and frightened. A strangely dressed Pearlcatcher wandered upon the clan one day, his apparel stood out with bright purples and beads that clacked with every step. He told the curious dragons that he was just passing through, and that he was traveling from Sunbeam Ruins to the Southern Icefield. 'What an odd dragon...' The dragons wondered, 'What was he doing traveling so far?' The Pearlcatcher was stopped by the clans healer, Anubis. Anubis was an odd dragon himself, he was a messy colored…

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    “We’re going green in 10, make sure you have the clutch dumped and stability control off.” , pit radio crackled into Mitty’s helmet. The cars shook on the grid, engines revved up to twenty thousand and fire spitting out of the exhausts. The engines crackled like fireworks, the cars grumbled in the heat as the lights dropped to green. Mitty dumped the clutch and sped off, with full control over his car. He shifted into second, then third, and fourth as he zoomed by other cars. “Seems like the…

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