by David Ackley
are necessary, but easy to overlook.
Faulkner said
a great work of art was worth
any number of grandmothers,
begging severely the question
of where he would be,
lacking one of his.
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This line of Faulkner's always sort of pissed me off.
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Good old Faulkner!
Lovely to read, even if I don't really agree.