Children of Silence and Slow Time
Ian McCroire
Foreword
John Keats was so struck by the bas-relief figures on a Grecian Urn at the British Museum that he adopted them in his famous Ode as his Children of Silence and Slow Time. My two children, Aiden and Liam, neither silent nor slow, are the very antitheses of still figures on an ancient artifact. Yet my boys and the Grecian figures typify the enduring universal nature of thruth that prompted Keats to declare that all you need to know in this world is that, “Beauty is truth and truth beauty.”
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Children of Silence and Slow Time
