Jiang's term here for intense focus and devotion to a passion, prompted by the example of meeting an artistic hero.
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Meeting a personal artistic hero is categorized by Jiang under flow, which he defines here as intense focus or devotion to one's passion.
A student proposes that Italian's Latin-style endings make rhyme easier and give the language a smoother flow than English.
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"When I first. Met my. Jazz piano hero. For the first time. In his live show."
"Right. So. So. There's. A concept. Flow. Right. Which is. Intense. Focus. Or. Devotion. To. Your passion. Okay. Yes. So. Flow. Yes. Yes."
"...almost. It makes it easier to rhyme, and it makes it flow more smoothly than English, which is all broken up. It has no..."
"...a river that no human can so maybe it's like the flow of time the flow of change and that you're so tempted to..."
"...the true essence of love is just love, but you just flow. And if you don't love me, that's fine."
"...power to form all of another's human limbs. As blood that flows through veins feeds one's own limbs, digested yet again, that part descends..."
"...Consider the sun's heat that when combined with sap with that flows from vines is then made wine and when the key says lacks..."
"...tried to ditch all them for jesus because they were hand flows okay does anyone have a celebrity that they worship or whatever what..."
"So it's like constantly trying to ebb and flow between doing what being the viewer and being the artist, being the subject and being..."
"...soon be dissolved by grace, so that the stream of memory flow through it limpidly. Tell me, for I shall welcome such dear words...."
"...scornful of them, it swerves its snout away, and downward it flows on, and when that ditch ill -fated and accursed grows wider, it..."
"...turn the wheels of a land mill, not even when its flow approached the paddles, as if my master raced down that embankment while..."
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