The Mouths of the Best Poets: A Few Notes On Mortality, Compassion and Wisdom
www.deanabbott.com
“The mouths of the best poets,” Mark Heard sang, “speak but a few words, then lay down stone-cold in forgotten fields.” If even Shakespeare, Longfellow and Galway Kinell pass into the dark, how much more quickly will we, the mundane, be forgotten?
The Mouths of the Best Poets: A Few Notes On Mortality, Compassion and Wisdom
The Mouths of the Best Poets: A Few Notes On…
The Mouths of the Best Poets: A Few Notes On Mortality, Compassion and Wisdom
“The mouths of the best poets,” Mark Heard sang, “speak but a few words, then lay down stone-cold in forgotten fields.” If even Shakespeare, Longfellow and Galway Kinell pass into the dark, how much more quickly will we, the mundane, be forgotten?