Nietzsche’s Cross Poem by Bill Grace

Nietzsche’s Cross



When Nietzsche tells us “God is dead;
he died of his compassion for mankind.”
The semicolon must be added
If our understanding is to be more complete.

Bill Grace
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
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