Echos of Innocence
The added 'forme' is highly metaphysical. The implied meaning that I am insinuating almost 200 years after Charles Caleb Colton's death is partially Plutonic more-or-less Aristotelian; 'o sepi to poli'.
Geoffrey Chaucer
Geoffrey Chaucer, known as the Father of English literature, is widely considered the greatest English poet of the Middle Ages. He was the first poet to be buried in Poets' Corner of Westminster Abbey
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Too Short, Indeed!
What would learning to die mean? Consider death is a mirror, we experience death with life and move through the journey with the people around us. The closest of friends, family members and significant influences in our lives affect us, shape us and affect outcomes.
More than Youthful Innocence
More than Youthful Innocence
Life Goes on Regardless
Free Will of the Past
The Six Ends With Sex
"yet he was honest, for a miller."
A Spring in His Peripatetic Steps
That's Preposterous!
