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One of the few more idealistic and less cynical of Ms. Millay's works, it
is also very reflective of any writer hopeful. We shall not die until our
works are left to mold, undiscussed-- so, all we ask of the people is that
they read us, remember us, and thereby prolong our lives. :)
Mari from United States