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✓ Published: 03-Aug-2011
✓ Published: 03-Aug-2011
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Tom Tlalim: The BodynnText: Excerpts from from the poetic encyclopaedia of the world - volumes related to the body. nnthe mouth - a round muscular tissue organ.na hole through which we eat, drink, breathe, talk,nget sexually aroused, suckle on our mothers breasts,ntaste, show emotions, give head, smoke, choke,nit can close, open, whistle, create all sorts of noises,nthe mouth is a sound filter for the voice, wind and many other items.nit can evoke peoples feelings, create and perform laughter.ni
Tom Tlalim: The BodynnText: Excerpts from from the poetic encyclopaedia of the world - volumes related to the body. nnthe mouth - a round muscular tissue organ.na hole through which we eat, drink, breathe, talk,nget sexually aroused, suckle on our mothers breasts,ntaste, show emotions, give head, smoke, choke,nit can close, open, whistle, create all sorts of noises,nthe mouth is a sound filter for the voice, wind and many other items.nit can evoke peoples feelings, create and perform laughter.ni
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