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In the Days of the Comet Book Third Chapter Third Section 2-3
In which the narrator undertakes the somber task of disposing of discarded relics of a past era, unaware at first of the swift and final passing of his mother, whose death ushers in a profound and solitary night of reflection. Amid the backdrop of Beltane fires and the stirred voices of revelry, he contemplates the enduring and refined nature of personal love, mourning a lost intimacy that remains the true heart of human existence.
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