“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?
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“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?