3 years ago

“Immigration is like tucking your roots Into yourself”

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stepladder [879]3 years ago

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Answer:

Well, you aren't tasting, smelling, or hearing anything. seeing is a possibility, but I feel like it's using "touch".

The author sees immigrants as carrying their roots with them. This would lend to the further idea of replanting in a different location to grow and spread, perhaps healthier than before.

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