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This poignant soliloquy delves into the universal anxieties surrounding legacy and the fear of being forgotten. The speaker grapples with the impermanence of life and the pressure to leave a lasting mark on the world. Through insightful contemplation, they explore the power of words to transcend physical monuments and preserve memory, offering a haunting yet hopeful message about the enduring nature of human connection. Comparable works include When I Have Fears That I May Cease to Be – John Keats; Being and Time – Martin Heidegger; Never Let Me Go – Kazuo Ishiguro