Portrait of Poet W. H. Auden

Name: Portrait of Poet W. H. Auden — Tom Webber Art and Portraiture
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Portrait drawing of poet W. H. Auden.

I used to teach a course on death and dying and would show the movie “Tuesdays with Morrie” where Jack Lemmon’s character quoted this saying by W. H. Auden which always meant a lot to me: “All I have is a voice - to undo the folded lie - the lie of authority - whose buildings grope the sky. No one exists alone. Hunger allows no choice to the citizen or police. We must love one another…or die.” (emphasis mine)

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Portrait drawing of poet W. H. Auden.

I used to teach a course on death and dying and would show the movie “Tuesdays with Morrie” where Jack Lemmon’s character quoted this saying by W. H. Auden which always meant a lot to me: “All I have is a voice - to undo the folded lie - the lie of authority - whose buildings grope the sky. No one exists alone. Hunger allows no choice to the citizen or police. We must love one another…or die.” (emphasis mine)

Portrait drawing of poet W. H. Auden.

I used to teach a course on death and dying and would show the movie “Tuesdays with Morrie” where Jack Lemmon’s character quoted this saying by W. H. Auden which always meant a lot to me: “All I have is a voice - to undo the folded lie - the lie of authority - whose buildings grope the sky. No one exists alone. Hunger allows no choice to the citizen or police. We must love one another…or die.” (emphasis mine)