OSCAR WILDE OBSERVES
A clergyman is a bridge between God and man. Like a bridge he is frequently forgotten after a single use.
MARK TWAIN REMARKS
What bothers me about this simile is that the tolls never stop, or even go down.
You may also be interested in a newly discovered poetic work by the (in)famous Emily Dickinson, “I write poems.” To attempt to understand it, please visit the following site (and cite). http://vinlewis.typepad.com/emily_dickinson/
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