Ephemeral Return
Being remembered for eternity is an interesting proposition; an ideal of god-like proportions. The outcomes for many fade to black, that is a countless march in mediocracy to the fate of forgetful dust to which we descend.
Jonathan Swift was an Anglo-Irish satirist, essayist, political pamphleteer, poet and cleric who became Dean of St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin.
Being remembered for eternity is an interesting proposition; an ideal of god-like proportions. The outcomes for many fade to black, that is a countless march in mediocracy to the fate of forgetful dust to which we descend.
This article discusses the concept of bravery, using the example of someone daring to eat the first oyster to illustrate the idea of challenging norms and facing life’s difficulties. It presents stories of individuals demonstrating courage in various aspects of life.