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Conference tallis::celt

Title:	Celt Notefile

Moderator:	TALLIS::DARCY

Created:	Wed Feb 19 1986
Last Modified:	Tue Jun 03 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	1632
Total number of notes:	20523

210.0. "A Poem Without a Title: Help" by CASPRO::MCLEMAN (In Vito Veritas) Wed Jun 10 1987 17:01

    I found this poem (or perhaps it's an excerpt?) in a novel, _The
    Irish_ by Doris Flood Ladd.  Does anyone recognize it?  Is this
    the poem in it's entirety?  Who wrote it?  And all that.
    
       "Long, long be my heart with such memories filled,
        As the vase in which roses have once been distilled,
        You may break, you may shatter the vase if you will,
        But the scent of the roses will hang around still."
    
    Thanks for the help, if any.
    
    Robin

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210.1 info should be there HARDY::ST_ONGE Fri Jun 19 1987 13:44 17

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210.1	info should be there	HARDY::ST_ONGE		`Fri Jun 19 1987 13:44`	17
	Hi There, My educated guesses are...... If the poem is contained within a novel and is indeed taken from another work, it most definitely should be referenced somewhere on or near the copyright page. Otherwise the author could get in a lot of trouble (i.e. plagiarism). If there is no such reference to be found, the poem must be by the author him[her]self. Check out the fine print. Cheers, Diane St. Onge

    Hi There,
    
    My educated guesses are......
    
    If the poem is contained within a novel and is indeed taken from
    another work, it most definitely should be referenced somewhere
    on or near the copyright page.  Otherwise the author could get in
    a lot of trouble (i.e. plagiarism).  If there is no such reference
    to be found, the poem must be by the author him[her]self.
    
    Check out the fine print.
                          
    
    Cheers,
    
    Diane St. Onge