Episode 52: True Believers and the Case of the Writer Turned Congressman
Manifesto!
Fame Is Not Fastidious About the Lips
"Fame is not fastidious about the lips, which spread it," Kennedy writes. "So long as there are mouths to reiterate the one name, it does not matter who's they are." The poem also says that some tyrants make great patrons.
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