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Time passes, the living die, but art survives, the best of it, like "Lost Souls," not preserving but creating humanity where it never existed.
Perhaps his greatest, In Darknesse Let Me Dwell, is worth quoting: "In darknesse let me dwell, the ground shall sorrow be,/ The roof, despair to bar all cheerful light from me./ The walls of marble black, that moisten'd still shall weep./ My music, hellish, jarring sounds to banish friendly sleep./ Thus wedded to my woes and bedded to my tomb,/ O, let me living die, til death do come".
The narrator's mother says, "The living die so that the dead may live".
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After all, Ms. Mitchell, who published her novel in 1936, lived, died and was buried here.
In July, Derrick's father, with whom he lived, died suddenly of a heart attack.
Living is dying and dying is living.
Living things die.
Of course, all living things die.
"Live, die, repeat," as the movie's tag line goes.
Similarly, some digital retailers listed the film under the title Live Die Repeat: Edge of Tomorrow.
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