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Obsessive media junkie. Born to see the world with eyes wide open. Experience everything and regret nothing, push boundaries and be understanding to the thoughts and views of others, to establish my own opinions.
Is this grammatical as a description with the lack of a subject (I) (I experience, I was born ect.)
The Crying Spider” is one of Redon's “noirs”, and shows a human face on a spider's body, tears fall from the eyes of the face, and oddly the spider has 9 legs.
The bolded section feels out of place with the rest of the sentence? Does it require (with tears falling from the eyes of the face)
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panda blue 483 Obsessive media junkie. Born to see the world with eyes wide open. Experience everything and regret nothing, push boundaries and be understanding to the thoughts and views of others, to establish my own opinions.
- panda blue 483 Obsessive media junkie.
- Born to see the world with eyes wide open.
- Experience everything and regret nothing, push boundaries and be understanding to the thoughts and views of others, to establish my own opinions.
- It is an abbreviated style in which certain words that would be needed to make grammatically complete sentences have been omitted, presumably deliberately.
- panda blue 483 “ The Crying Spider” is one of Redon's “noirs”, and shows a human face on a spider's body, tears fall from the eyes of the face, and oddly the spider has 9 legs.
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panda blue 483Obsessive media junkie. Born to see the world with eyes wide open. Experience everything and regret nothing, push boundaries and be understanding to the thoughts and views of others, to establish my own opinions.
It is an abbreviated style in which certain words that would be needed to make grammatically complete sentences have been omitted, p
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