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   > aspirations], might be prolonged through acts of memory; where by poetic   
   > magic they may be perfected and internalized - notwithstanding their   
   > preliminary frustration in mere circumstances.  Perhaps this might shed   
   > some light on the mystic quality of a poem like The Ballad of James   
   > Collier. A l   
   > ine like I hope some of them are left is perhaps best taken at face   
   > value, that is, in its natural sense. Other parts of the poem allude to   
   > ghostly reunions - perhaps in some transcendental world where the past   
   > continues as a permanent reality - In  tiny detail.   
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   >>>> ***   
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   >>>> HTH & HAND.   
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   >>> Good day, and good read....!   
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   >> Good evening again my friend.   
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   > Cool   
      
   Thanks again for the nod, Zod.   
      
   😏   
      
   --- SoupGate-DOS v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)