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Dear mom,
I know that this is coming late.
I do not know how else to say this Mom but I am so sorry. I am not saying this because I feel bad that I was absolutely wrong, and you were right; I am saying it because even if I really didn’t want your advice, I could have at least done so without offending you or ignoring you.
I realize there is more wisdom in the advice you give me than I know, do forgive me.
I cannot even begin to imagine the hurt you must feel watching me do the very things you warned me of and falling victim to the very scenario you tried to prevent me from.
I love you now, forever and always.
Thank you.
The second one, because a mandate is an official order.
The Seafarer is an Old English poem and is one of the famous Anglo-Saxon elegies found only in The Exeter Book.
The protagonist talks about his life that he spent sailing in the open ocean, the hardships he faced while on the sea, the beauty of nature, and his love for seafaring. He thanks, God and asks for the righteous path to heaven.
The poem does have ambivalent expressions wherein he is fascinated on one hand but terrified on the other. It is a very common feeling for human beings to feel so.
There are times when a person is excited to try something new or about an upcoming event but is scared that it might turn out to be a disaster. It is all based on human feelings and emotions wherein a person is attached to someone or something and has a fear of losing himself or the other. It is based on anxiety and love for oneself
The store is considered a satire because it presents the rural American society and shows what their values are. For example, it shows the alcoholic people who sit in front of the local shops and drink and talk about politics and he exclaims that these men are wise and their stories are wisdom but they aren't. It satirizes the behavior of the people and the society.<span />
