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The Poems
Image for Not We, But Me and opening stanza
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Six friends, five friends, four friends, three
The ultimate reality's not "we" but "me"
I'm sorry but who knows what I think or see?
From grey matter I will never be free
This is Auguste Rodin's The Thinker (1902) superimposed on his other masterpiece, The Gates of Hell.
Source: Wikimedia Commons/Photo: dalbera/CC BY-SA 2.0
Created by Jean-Pierre Dalbera of Paris, France, April 15, 2010
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About the Author I am a retired chef living on Vancouver Island and Notes from Oblivion is my first published work. Toronto is my hometown, where I lived until 1990. I attended the University of Toronto for three years in the program Russian and Eastern European Studies, and obtained a minor degree in Russian Language. I then set out on a 23-year adventure working as a chef in Russia and Ukraine.
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