Category: Poetry

Farewell

Harvey, F. W. (Frederick William), 1888-1957· 2 chapters· 7,096 words

This is not to say that people aren’t great fools for preferring law to literature. It is rather to imply that a poet who can do both is a fool if _he_ does not.

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1. Part 1

This is not to say that people aren’t great fools for preferring law to literature. It is rather to imply that a poet who can do both is a fool if _he_ does not.

2. Part 2

That Death shall take and slay me matters not In truth: for better men are buried under, And--tut, “what can’t be cured must be endured”! But I am wild with hate, pray devil’s t...