Death has been the great leveler/ Of all honour, glory and name./ None can take anything with them/ To their tomb! Death! The sobering fact/ Of all our yearnings and longings!/ "What does it profit a man ...”/ If he cannot take any of the things/ To his grave. (Kuruvilla Pandikattu)

Death has been the great leveler/ Of all honour, glory and name./ None can take anything with them/ To their tomb! Death! The sobering fact/ Of all our yearnings and longings!/ "What does it profit a man ...”/ If he cannot take any of the things/ To his grave.

Kuruvilla Pandikattu

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