[lit-ideas] Re: Is 'All men are immortal' unscientific?/Paean To Woody
- From: "Judith Evans" <judith.evans001@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Sun, 16 Mar 2008 15:36:02 -0000
Thank you, Bill. I didn't know the poem, but Bartleby has it
Judy Evans, Cardiff, UK
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Subject: [lit-ideas] Re: Is 'All men are immortal' unscientific?/Paean To
Woody
Thanks, Mike
Lurking here in my dotage, but still eavesdropping occasionally.
A propos Robert Frost, there's a fine poem in thee opening volume of his
North of Boston where he talks of not mortality, but rather
pre-existence and then of
a full life--no mortality, mind you, but rather first half of Perhaps an
eternal existence.
I forget the name of the poem, but it's first one in his his first
remarkable.........
Wait!! It's "The Trial BY Existence".
Not gone yet and still vertical,
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