Friday, January 3, 2003

When I Have Passed Away Comments

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When I have passed away and am forgotten,
And no one living can recall my face,
When under alien sod my bones lie rotten
With not a tree or stone to mark the place;
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Claude McKay
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Michael Walker 04 December 2019

It is a reasonable hope that someone in future times might read and enjoy his poems. A consolation for lying dead in his grave. I read in one American poetry anthology that, ' Destitute and in poor health, Claude McKay died alone in Chicago'.

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Aniruddha Pathak 26 January 2019

When I have passed away, How a poet would like him to be remembered, and very well rendered.

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Jo Cover 15 June 2010

THE CONENT OF POEM APPEARS SIMPLISTIC YET IT TOUCHES ON MAN'S DESIRE TO BE IMMORTAL / TO BE REMEMBERED

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Jo Cover 15 June 2010

THE CONENT OF POEM APPEARS SIMPLISTIC YET IT TOUCHES ON MAN'S DESIRE TO BE IMMORTAL / TO BE REMEMBERED

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