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    Opus Immortalitati It is often said that knowledge is the pursuit of life, and wisdom is what one gains after it has been lived. This concept is something that authors and scholars have written about and experienced unanimously, and it happens ubiquitously with every single individual no matter what experiences they have dealt with in their lives. While it is universally true that people want to pass on all they have learned to others, their teachings and methods are all immensely different.…

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    Immigrants Language In the essay “Mother Tongue,” Amy Tan describes an important realization she had In 1989. Conducting a symposium in San Francisco where she discussed her well-known book “The Joy Luck Club.” This symposium was the first time that her mother was part of her audience. Not until then, Tan realizes that the academic English she is using to address the audience is different than the one she uses with her mother. Tan’s essay describes the exploration of languages and how it can…

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    immigrants on a daily basis. A great example of this negative impact is shown through “Mother Tongue” by Amy Tan. Tan’s parents fled from China in the 1940’s with many other people because of China’s Cultural Revolution and when they came to America, they had trouble assimilating with Americans. Tan, on the other hand, had a less difficult time adapting to the American Culture because she was born in America. In Mother Tongue, Tan begins the passage by explaining how powerful language is and…

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    I push the boy down and start sucking and dragging my tongue down his next and chest until I get to his nice hard cock. I slowly take it into my mouth as she positioned herself over his face and slowly moving herself down to his mouth. I look up while his dick is in my mouth and I see him licking and sucking…

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    Sympathy softened Booker’s expression. He remembered too well the first time a man had ejaculated in his mouth. He was sixteen years old and still coming to terms with his sexuality. When the first spurt of warm, salty fluid had coated his tongue, his gag reflex had kicked in and he’d instinctively jerked away. But before he could spit it out, the second, third, and fourth eruption had covered his lips in thick, creamy semen. If that wasn’t mortifying enough, the high school jock’s reaction…

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    are sensory organs that are found in the little bumps on your tongue. The nose provided with the sense of smell nerves, is the organ of smell, these nerves also account for different tastes of substances taken into your mouth. The chemicals in your food you eat it alert the taste buds to carry taste signals through your nerve cells to your brain. It is in your brain that you actually become aware of the taste of something. Your tongue must be wet for the taste buds to start working and function…

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    “Mother Tongue” talks about how a Chinese woman who was an immigrant and was limited, ignored, deny of her right, because she could not speak correct English. Amy Tan are daughter, talks about how she was aware of the various ways to use English language, and tries to use the correct grammar that she had learned during her school life, and from books when she was invited to a program to give a speech about her book to a group of people. During Tan’s speech, she notices that her mother was…

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    Not all people who speak the English language speaks it the same way. In the essay, “Mother Tongue” by Amy Tan analyses how the societies judge people by the way they speak. Tan talks about her mother having limited English, since that people give her less priority than needed. Her mother can understands every word that fluent English speaker says, however, it is hard for her to express her words. In the essay, “The F word”, by Firoozeh Dumas illustrates her personal anecdote to describe the…

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    The thought of revelling into an indulgently rich and silky smooth dessert entree of delectable, scrumptious, and irresistible flavors of french vanilla, mint chocolate chip, and rocky road is the most satisfying flavors your taste buds can ever ask for. While I write this essay describing this delicately soft serving food; I can already picture the server, placing each scoop of milky goodness onto a beautifully crafted white circular ceramic bowl. Now, after reminiscing back on that enjoyable…

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