“On meurt deux Source fois, je le vois bien : > > Cesser d’aimer & d’être aimable, > > C’est une mort insupportable : > > Cesser de vivre, ce n’est rien.”
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This poignant verse speaks of two deaths. The first is a mere cessation of life, which the poet calls