In my opinion, The Kiss by Robert Graves is about life and death. The kiss refers to the kiss of death if you notice in the last stanza;Is that Love? no, but Death,
A passion, a shout,
The deep in-breath,
The breath roaring out,
And once that is flown,
You must lie alone,
Without hope, without life,
Poor flesh, sad bone.
Describing the feeling of life running out, running out of breath without hope or life..all that remains is just our body not our soul.
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Robert Edmund Graves died in 1922.
Stax Graves's birth name is Clarence Graves.
Yes, but Randall Graves brought it back in 2006 as just a term used to describe lazy people. Who is Randall Graves that he can change the meaning of a phrase? Porch monkey was a racial slur created during the colonial times of slavery.
Denyce Graves was born on March 7, 1963.
William Carey Graves died in 1966.