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All Eternity to Love the Dead
So I will wipe the tarnish from my silver spoon, And dig a hole, one spoonful at a time Into the dead earth. I will make a grave for broken things.
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Interview with the Author: Christopher Villiers on His New Book “Versing the Mystery”
I often find that an idea for a poem comes to me, like a piece of grit in an oyster, but the pearl of a poem takes time to develop
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Reconsidering “Duty” in Kant’s View of Moral Worth
Since his treatise in 1785, Immanuel Kant has become world renowned as a rottweiler for duty and a dismissive disciplinarian of emotions. But here, my aim is to encourage some reconsideration of Immanuel Kant’s vision of duty as integral in gauging moral worth.
“Ουδείς έρωτα φεύξεται, μέχρι αν κάλλος η καί οφθαλμοί βλέπωσιν.”
“No one will escape love, as long as there is beauty and eyes to see.”
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