Issac Asimov

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From: Keith Horn - ME313
Date: Wed, 08 Apr 1992 23:58

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Here is a poem that my friend wrote after he heard that Isaac Asimov.

	My soul has grown deep like the rivers
	My heart lies broken with my dreams
	Today fantasy and science fiction must both be silent
	As their advocate and biographer lays now.

	And wonder, realizing that time marches callously along,
	will another voice be raised to fill the void?

			-J. S.
		-in honor of Isaac Asimov
		 dead this April 5, 1992
		 may he rest in peace
keith horn
e-mail  khorn@yoda.eecs.wsu.edu

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