Whichever way the world turns, whatever gods are born or die, whatever thoughts are in or out of season, death remains the eternal question hanging over our life. We no longer expect a simple answer to its mystery - I mean an answer that can be handed to us, leaving us unchanged - but we would like to know where to look, and how to look at that great question without falsifying it or deluding ourselves.
An edition of I remember your name in the night
(1997)
I remember your name in the night
thinking about death
by Donagh O'Shea
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1997
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Dominican Publications,
Twenty-Third Publications
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English
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143
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"Whichever way the world turns, whatever gods are born or die, whatever thoughts are in or out of season, death remains the eternal question hanging over our life. We no longer expect a simple answer to its mystery - I mean an answer that can be handed to us, leaving us unchanged - but we would like to know where to look, and how to look at that great question without falsifying it or deluding ourselves."
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