Dates
National Review, Jan 29, 2007 by Lee Oser
DATES Dates come and go, Slip the mind And drip from stone. They start as someone else's dates But soon become our own. Like coughs from rows of faces Below the Philharmonic, The dates record the traces Of beings not Platonic. Do writers and engravers Use parentheses To hush the sleepless fear of death Or to give the dead some peace? --LEE OSER
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