We shall be reading poetry by Charles Baudelaire later during my course. If I may, there is a few lines of a poem that I would like you to know, in light of your loss.
Now are the autumn days of thought at hand, And I must use the rake and spade to groom, Rebuild and cultivate the washed-out land The water had eroded deep as tombs.
And who knows if the flowers in my mind In this poor sand, swept like a beach, will find The food of soul to gain a healthy start?
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And hopefully he can take some of the skills you taught him back with him to London.
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And I must use the rake and spade to groom,
Rebuild and cultivate the washed-out land
The water had eroded deep as tombs.
And who knows if the flowers in my mind
In this poor sand, swept like a beach, will find
The food of soul to gain a healthy start?
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Were you a friend of his...?
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