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Omitting words from a text creates a new text. Omitting words from a text a new text. Thinking about the purpose of a piece of literature and then negating original by out words, an entirely meaning to be received from . Like what Yedda Morrison “Darkness.” While the piece originally colonialism, Morrison words of human influence and interference what was there before them. In doing this she was able to a more positive and peaceful imagery for , whereas the original text the human essence of made them the focus. When removing them as the main focus, readers are able to look past what the humans were a part of and instead background that the original piece left in background. By bringing the foreground, Morrison creates totally different, not solely from the shift in focus, or the recreation of the original text, but the way that she was able to remove the meaning behind what someone turn their work in to something she approved of and wanted. T type of manipulation is art. The art is not always in the end result, but n be found in the process and the reason for creating it in the first place. This removes limitations and barriers from the possibility in an meaning if anyone is able to recreate it at any time.

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