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Sense of Self 2 years 10 months ago Posts: 982 Account Disabled	'Cannot the tongue of this land In the wind of incantation Rising up to the heavens Seek for eternity?' What do you consider that it implies?

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Echidna64 2 years 10 months ago Posts: 3603	That last line is problematic Does it mean to seek for all eternity Or to seek eternity itself (eternal life/ the afterlife)

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Riphard 2 years 10 months ago Posts: 2417 User Admin	I think it implies that black people steal and mexicans are lazy. Or am I reading into this too deep?

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OfficerNice
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Lobsters.
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The answer is NO.
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Dyzfunk7ional
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I think it has to do with somethinmg about language/literature.
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Sense of Self 2 years 10 months ago Posts: 982 Account Disabled	the narrator looks up to the heavens as if to say, that which is eternal, cannot mine mortal words me thus? and in his poem, his wish is granted. or I guess the dude wonders why the mother language or other manner of communication can't be preserved.

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Dyzfunk7ional 2 years 10 months ago Posts: 4869	^ Exactly. "Tounge of this Land" was what ticks me to think about idiom/language. It seems also likee cry for beleiving in one's culture.

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